INDEX.

The figures in italics refer to the notes only.

A
Abbas, Shah, ii. [99]
Abel, ii. [245]
Achard, Mr., tutor, afterwards secretary to Duke of Portland, i. [44], [48], [61], [90], [158], [185]
Adam, ii. [245]
Adventurer, the, ii. [25]
Advertiser, the, ii. [123]
Æsop’s Fables, i. [73]
Aix-la-Chapelle, Peace of, i. [259]
Albemarle, George Keppel, 15th Earl of, ii. [220]
Albemarle, Lady, ii. [259]
Aldworth, Richard Neville, ii. [250]
Alexander, William, ii. [98], [108]
Alexander, Mrs. W. (née Monsey), ii. [98]
Allen, Lady, i. [267], [268]; ii. [121]
Allison, A., i. 179[{329}]
Alnwick Castle, ii. [166]
Alstone, Mr. and Mrs., i. [286]
Ameen, Joseph. See [Emin, Joseph]
Amelia, Princess (daughter of George II.), ii. [152], [213], [214]
Amesbury, i. [249]
Amherst, General, ii. 134[{193}], [140], [154]
Amyand, Mr., i. [167]; ii. [163]
Ancaster, Duchess of, ii. [252]
Ancaster, Peregrine, 3rd Duke of, i. [279]
Ancram, Lady, i. [269]
Andover, Mary, Lady (Mrs. Botham’s intimate friend and patroness), i. [55], [95], [102], [115], [144], [194]; ii. [19];
her letters to Mrs. Montagu, i. [230], [231]
Andover, William, Lord, i. 55[{122}], 144[{270}], [224], [230]
Anne, Queen, i. 245[{435}]
Anson, Admiral Lord, i. [107], [268]; ii. [89], [154];
captures a Spanish treasure-ship, i. [186];
A Voyage round the World, i. [259]
Anson, Lady, i. [268], [269]; ii. [142]
Anstey, Christopher, New Bath Guide, i. [19], 256[{459}]; ii. [87]
Anstey, Miss, i. [256], [259], [270], [275]; ii. [54], [56], [70], [82];
works a panel of Mrs. Montagu’s feather screen, i. [268];
her death, ii. [87];
letters from Mrs. Montagu to, i. [19], [281]; ii. [18], [77];
her letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [23]
Apreece, Mr. and Mrs., i. [286]
Archdeacon, Dominick, ii. [129]
Archdeacon, Mrs. D. (Mary Creagh), ii. [129]
Archdeacon, William, ii. [160]
Arezzo, Collection of, ii. [15]
Argyll, John, 2nd Duke of, and Duke of Greenwich, i. [117]; ii. [38], [233]
Argyll, Duchess of (Elizabeth Gunning), i. [270], [287], [288]
Argyll, Archibald Campbell, 3rd Duke of, ii. [165], [167], [195]
Argyll, John, 5th Duke of, i. [270][{482}]
Arran, Earl of, ii. [155]
Arran, Elizabeth, Countess of, ii. [155]
Ascham, Miss, i. [286]
Ashe, Miss, called by Walpole, the “Pollard Ashe,” i. [287], [288]
Askew, Dr., ii. [128], [144]
Athole, Duncan de Atholia, Earl of, i. [1]
Athole, John Murray, 3rd Duke of, ii. [168]
Atkinson, Mr., farm bailiff at Sandleford, i. [145]; ii. [147]
Atterbury, Bishop, i. 194[{355}]
Audley, Dr., i. [129]
Audley, Mr. (Hinchinbroke House), i. [270]
Augusta, Princess (daughter of George II.), i. [53]
Austin, Sir Robert, i. [27]
Austria, Emperor of, ii. [146]
Aveiro, Duke of, ii. [180]
Aylesbury, Lord, i. [233]
Aylesford, Countess of, i. 269[{480}]
Aylesford, Heneage, 1st Earl of, i. 39[{71}]
Aylesford, Heneage, 2nd Earl of, i. [41], 55[{122}], [144]; ii. [19], [55]
Aylmer, Lord, ii. [15]
Ayscough, D.D., Rev. Francis, ii. [40], [63]
Ayscough, Mrs. (née Lyttelton), ii. [63]
B
Baden, Prince of, i. [286]
Bagshot Heath, ii. [74]
Balchen, Admiral Sir John, ii. [92]
Balmerino, Lord, i. 231[{411}]
Baltimore, Lord, ii. [70]
Banbury, Charles Knollys, 3rd Earl of, i. [22]
Banks, Miss, ii. [45]
Barbarini, i. [92]
Bareil, M. de, ii. 158[{239}]
Barrington, Dowager Lady, i. [269]
Barrington, 2nd Viscount, ii. [185]
Barrow, Rev. Dr. Isaac, Master of Trinity College, Cambridge, ii. [91]
Barrows, Mrs., i. [241]
Barry, Spranger, Irish actor, i. [279]
Bas bleus, the, ii. [98];
and shells, ii. [268]
Basildon, Lady Fane’s grottoes at, i. [245]
Bateman, Lord, ii. [95]
Bateman, Richard, ii. [192]
Bath, i. [36–41], [254];
“Coffee House” at, i. [255]
Bath, William Pulteney, 1st Earl of, i. [102]; ii. 11[{15}], 29[{43}], [47], [145], [155], [185], [193], [204], [219], [223], [225], [241], [246], [250], [252], [262], [267];
his wife’s death, ii. [152];
Letter to Two Great Men, ii. [178];
“Patriot and Philosopher,” ii. [179];
his character, ii. [189], [247];
“is fall’n desperately in love with Mrs. Montagu,” ii. [200], [201], [212];
on green tea and snuff, ii. [207];
and Mrs. Carter, ii. [235], [236];
on Mrs. Montagu’s Dialogues of the Dead, ii. [237];
Reynolds’ portrait of, ii. [258], [268], [269];
letters from Mrs. Montagu to, ii. [220], [222], [233];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [222], [224], [226], [233], [237], [263], [268], [269]
Bath, Countess of (Anna Maria Gumley), a “screw,” ii. [29];
death of, ii. [152], [189]
Bath, Thomas, 1st Marquis of, i. [17]
Bath, Elizabeth, Marchioness of (née Bentinck), i. [17]
Bathing tubs, i. [89]
Bathurst, Lady Selina, i. [139]
Bathurst, Lord, i. [280]
Bathurst, Mr. (Lady Selina’s son), i. [167]
Bayham Abbey, ii. [250]
Beau, description of a, i. [133]
Beauchamp, Richard, Bishop of Salisbury, i. [151]
Beauclerc, Lord Aubrey, i. [80]
Beauclerc, Lord Harry, ii. [228]
Beauclerk, Lord and Lady Vere, i. [269]
Beaufort, Cardinal, i. [247]
Beaufort, 4th Duke of, i. [39], [41], [42]
Beaulieu, i. [248]
Beaulieu, Edward Hussey, Earl of, i. [201]
Beauties of England and Wales, ii. 14[{19}]
Beckford, Alderman, ii. [127], [128], [153], [220]
Bede, Venerable, History of the British Nation, etc., ii. [138]
Bedford, Duchess of, i. [63], [269]
Bedford, John, 4th Duke of, i. 63[{137}], [216], [218], [219], [248], [266]
Bejot, Monsieur, ii. [257]
Bell and Sons, George, publishers, ii. [174]
Bellardine, Harry, Governor of Hurst Castle, i. [248]
Bellegarde, Marquis de, i. [286]
Belle-Isle, Duc de, French Marshal, i. [197]
Benson, Dr., Bishop of Gloucester, i. [234]
Bentinck, Lord Edward Charles, i. [178]
Bentinck, Lady Elizabeth (afterwards Marchioness of Bath), i. [17], [150]
Bentinck, Lady Frances, i. [69], [100], [146]
Bentinck, Lord George, i. [46], [48], [98]
Bentinck, Lady Harriet, ii. [197]
Bentinck, Lady Isabella, i. [23]
Bentinck, Lady Margaret, i. [33]
Bentley, Richard, ii. [23], [24]
Berenger, Moses, i. [284]
Berenger, R., “the little Marquis,” History and Art of Horsemanship, i. [283], [284]; ii. [1], [24], [226]
Berenice, ii. [238]
Berkeley, Elizabeth (afterwards Lady Noel Somerset), i. [42]
Berkeley, George, Bishop of Cloyne, ii. [15], [25], [26]
Berkeley, Mrs. George, ii. [25], [26]
Berkeley, James Symes, of Stoke Gifford, i. 42[{79}]
Berkeley, Lord, i. [167]; ii. [95]
Berkshire, 4th Earl of, i. [39], [41], [224]
Berkshire, Lady (Catherine Grahame), i. [39], [66], [224]
Berkshire, Tom, 6th Earl of, i. [39]
Bernard, Dr., head master of Eton, ii. [150]
Best, Mrs. T. (Caroline Scott), i. [86], [103], [121], [184]
Best, Thomas, i. [121], [184]; ii. [50]
Bevern, Prince of, ii. [114]
Bevis Mount, Lord Peterbrough’s place, i. [22]
Bewdley, Sir George, ii. [78]
Biographia Britannica, ii. [18]
Birch, Rev. Thomas, Life of Archbishop Tillotson, ii. [20]
Blackett, Sir Walter, ii. [138], [201], [202]
Bland, Military Discipline, ii. [100]
Blooding, panacea of, i. [33], [83], [98], [100], [135]
“Blue Stockings,” first allusion to, ii. [98]
Boccacio, Decameron, i. [61]
Boileau, Nicholas Despreaux, i. [154], [282]
Bolingbroke, Lady, ii. [116]
Bolingbroke, Lord, i. [89], [280];
Dissertations upon Partys, i. [176];
The Idea of a Patriot King, i. [265];
An Occasional Letter, i. [281];
“that foul fiend,” ii. [61];
his “pompous Rhetorical and inconsistent Declamations,” ii. [63];
his marriage, ii. [116];
Voltaire v., ii. [163]
Bolton, Duchess of (Lavinia Fenton, alias “Polly Peacham”), ii. [37]
Bolton, 3rd Duke of, i. [248]; ii. [37]
Bonus, Mr., picture cleaner, ii. [172]
Boscawen, Admiral the Hon. Edward, i. [277]; ii. [81], [83], [84], [123], [151], [155], [156], [170], [190];
captures two French men-of-war, ii. [74];
blockades Louisburg, ii. [76];
the Martinico ships, ii. [90];
recalled, ii. [111], [116];
Mrs. Montagu’s opinion of, ii. [118];
receives a fresh commission, ii. [118], [121];
“had saved North America,” ii. [134];
captures Louisburg, ii. [140];
the thanks of Parliament, ii. [154];
defeats French off Cape Lagos, ii. [167];
his illness and death, ii. [228]–230;
his letter to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [95]
Boscawen, Mrs. Edward (Frances Glanville), i. [277]; ii. [69], [74], [81], [83], [170], [196], [217], [229], [230], [242], [247], [257];
Mrs. Montagu’s letters to, i. [278]; ii. [20], [40], [52], [70], [88], [118];
her letter to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [133]
Boswell’s Life of Johnson, ii. [161], [174]
Boteler, Sir Philip, ii. [227]
Botham, Rev. John, i. [55], [265], [278]; ii. [43], [46], [73], [88], [129], [241], [259];
a legacy, i. [84];
his “sermonical lullaby,” i. [96];
rector of Yoxall, Staff., and chaplain to Lord Aylesford, i. [144];
wishes for a King’s chaplaincy, i. [180], [181];
the Albury living, i. [230];
“such a Johnny,” i. [231];
farming his glebe, i. [235];
his appeal for further preferment, ii. [2], [3];
inoculation of his children, ii. [17];
his wife’s last illness and death, ii. [26]–29;
a school-girls’ bill, ii. [48];
in the North with Edward Montagu, ii. [51], [53];
appointed to Ealing, ii. [54], [55], [58];
his letter to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [76]
Botham, Mrs. John (Lydia Lumley), i. [3], [55], [95], [143], [152], [194], [224], [265], [268]; ii. [4];
an opportune legacy, i. [84];
her character, i. [180], [181];
excessive melancholy of, i. [230];
Mrs. Montagu’s advice, i. [233];
curious remedies, i. [235];
her state of health, ii. [11], [19], [20];
her five children inoculated, ii. [16];
illness and death of, ii. [26]–29;
her letters to Mrs. Montagu, i. [84], [228]
Botham, Miss, ii. [29], [33], [37], [46], [185]
Botham, Miss Kitty, ii. [47], [48]
Botham, Miss Molly, ii. [47], [48]
Bower, Archibald (History of the Popes), ii. [11], [15], [16], [19], [35], [42], [70], [72], [90], [178];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [50], [81], [94]
Bower, Mrs. A., ii. [16]
Bowes, George, of Streatlam Castle, and Gibside, Durham, i. [234], [290]; ii. [36], [138], [201], [203]
Braganza, Catherine, wife of Charles II., i. [111]
Braganza, Duke of, ii. [158]
Branson, Mr., i. [241]
Braybrooke, Lord, ii. [250]
Breadalbane, Lord, ii. [165], [168]
Bridport, 1st Viscount, i. 278[{496}]; ii. [135]
Bridport, Maria, Viscountess (née West), i. [278]; ii. [10], [22], [30], [32], [40], [57], [86], [87], [92], [115], [135]
Bridgewater, Dowager Duchess of, ii. [95], [191]
Bridgewater, Scroop, 1st Duke of, ii. [191]
Bristol, George William, 2nd Earl of, i. [234]; ii. [266]
Bristol, Viscount, i. 265[{471}]
British Museum, established at Montagu House, Harleian MSS. in, i. [8], [83]; ii. [243];
Cottonian MSS. in, ii. [243]
Broadley’s Bath Collection, i. 255[{456}]
Brocchi, Carlo (Farinelli), i. [16]
Brockman, James, of Beachborough, i. [15], [76], [108], [225], ; ii. [13], [15]
Brockman, Miss, i. [147]
Bromedge, Mr., i. [294]
Brown, Lieut.-General George, i. [222]; ii. [142]
Brown, D.D., John, Essays on Lord Shaftesbury’s Characteristics, ii. [18]
Bruce, Lord, i. [250]
“Brusher” Mills, the New Forest snake-catcher, ii. [151]
Brydges, Sir Egerton, Biography, ii. [93]
Brydges, Mary, Lady (née Robinson), ii. 93[{135}]
Buchan, Earl of, i. [33]
Buckley, Mr., i. [125], [202], [234]
Bullstrode, i. [13], [49]
Bunyan, John, Pilgrim’s Progress, i. [73]
Burgess, Dr., ii. [77]
Burgundy, Louis, Duke of, the Dauphin, i. [291], [295]
Burlington, Richard, 3rd Earl of, i. [191]; ii. [145]
Burlington, Lady, ii. [145], [146]
Burke, Edmund, ii. 100[{147}], [101], [108], [144];
Vindication of Natural Society, ii. [156];
Sublime and Beautiful, ii. [159];
Lady Bab Montagu and, ii. [163];
and the Madrid Consulship, ii. [170];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [169], [173]
Burke, Mrs. (née Nugent), ii. [171]
Burnet, Bishop, History of the Reformation, i. [101]
Bute, John Stuart, 3rd Earl of, i. [237]; ii. [84], [97], [214], [226]
Bute, Mary, Countess of (née Montagu), i. [51], [237], [244]; ii. [44], [197], 214[{296}], [217], [252]
Butler, Lady Emily, ii. [155]
Byng, Admiral John, ii. [88]–93, [97], [102]
C
Cadaval, Duc de, ii. 180[{261}]
Cadogan, Lord, ii. [83]
Caffarelli, Gaetano Majoriano, Italian singer, i. [27]
Cain, ii. [245]
Caledon, 1st Earl of, ii. [98], [108]
Calves Pluck water, ii. [163]
Cambridge, Richard Owen, ii. [263];
Scribbleriad, ii. [54], [61]
Cambridge University, i. [256], [257]
Camden, Pratt, 1st Earl, Lord Chancellor, and Lord President of the Council, ii. [217]
Camelford, Thomas Pitt, Junr., 1st Lord, ii. [150], [153]
Campbell, General, i. [267]
Campion, Pitt’s chef, ii. [64]
Canning, Elizabeth, ii. [53]
Canterbury Cathedral, ii. [12], [14]
Canterbury Races, i. [9], [17], [31]
Cape Lagos, naval battle of, ii. [167]
Cardigan, Lady, i. [267]; ii. [217], [218]
Carlisle, Bishop of, ii. [96]
Carlisle, 7th Earl of, i. [104], [209]
Carlisle, surrendered to the rebels, i. [218]
Carnarvon, 6th Earl of, ii. [38]
Caroline, Princess, wife of Christian VII. of Denmark, i. [256]
Caroline, Queen, i. 255[{455}]
Carr, Lord Robert, i. [167]
Carte, Rev. Thomas, History, i. [194]
Carter, Edward, agent to Lord Aylesbury, afterwards to Edward Montagu, i. [130], [139], [233], [234], [289], [291] ; ii. [51]
Carter, Hannah, Memoirs of her Life, ii. [189]
Carter, Miss, ii. [29], [33], [37], [38], [46], [51], [52]
Carter, Mr., “Old Trusty,” Edward Montagu’s steward and agent, i. [107], [118], [141–143], [147], [166], [182], [184];
death of, i. [233]
Carter, Mrs. [(wife of above)], ii. [51]
Carter, Mrs. Elizabeth, the Greek scholar, i. [111]; ii. [235], [236], [246], [248], [250], [251], [255], [256];
an edition of her Works, ii. [267];
Mrs. Montagu’s letters to, ii. [130], [138], [159], [160], [162], [163], [182], [183], [207], [241], [244], [257], [259], [266], [267], [269]
Carter, D.D., Rev. Nicholas, ii. [130].
Carter, William, i. [130], [182]
Carteret, John, 2nd Baron (afterwards Earl Granville), Secretary of State, i. [102], [135], [179], [187]
Carteret, Lady (Lady Sophie Fermor), i. [179], [181]
Carteret, Lady Sophia, ii. [261]
Carthagena, naval battle of, i. [79]
Cathcart, 9th Lord, ii. [101], [168]
Catherine of Braganza, wife of Charles II., i. [111]
Cattle disease, i. [196], [219]
Cesar, Miss, i. [46]
Chalmers, Anne (Mrs. James Gregory), i. [179]
Chalmers, Dr., of Ripon, i. [213]
Chandler, Mrs., i. [265]
Chandos, 1st Duke of (the “Princely Duke”), i. [273]
Chandos, 2nd Duke of, ii. [22], [23]
Chandos, 3rd Duke of, ii. [22]
Chandos, Duchess of (née Wells), formerly Mrs. Jefferies, ii. [22], [23]
Chandos, Dowager Duchess of (née Van Hatten), i. [281];
her letters to Mrs. Montagu, i. [273], [274]
Chapone, Mrs. (Hester Mulso), Letters on the Improvement of the Mind, ii. [260]
Charlemagne, i. [59]
Charles II., i. 80[{161}], [111]; ii. [211]
Charles XII. of Sweden, ii. [181]
Charlotte, Queen, ii. [249], [251], [252], [258]–260
Charters, Mr., ii. [166]
Chateauneuf, Mdlle. de, i. [44]
Chatham, Baroness of. [See Pitt, Lady Hester]
Chatham, William Pitt, 1st Earl of. [See Pitt, William]
Chaucer, Geoffrey, i. [155], [199]
Chaucer, Thomas [(son of above)], i. [198]
Cheer, Mr., ii. [42]
Chenevix, Mrs., her famous bric-à-brac shop, i. [187], [294]
Chesilden, Dr. William, i. [196]; ii. [4]
Chester, Mrs., ii. [42]
Chesterfield, Philip Dormer Stanhope, 4th Earl of (Letters), i. [198], [238], [253], [262]; ii. [87], [113], [121], [181], [207], [223]
Chinese rooms, Mrs. Montagu’s, ii. [8]
Christian VII. of Denmark, i. 256[{458}]
Chudleigh, Miss, maid-of-honour (afterwards Duchess of Kingston), i. [265]
Churchill, Arabella, i. 156[{288}]
Churchill, General Charles, commonly called “old Charles Churchill,” i. [156]
Cibber, Colley (Apology for his Life), i. [91], [200], [242]
Cibber, Theophilus, i. [242]
Cibber, Mrs. Theophilus (Anna Maria Arne), i. [242];
as “Cordelia,” i. [253]
Cistercians, i. 248[{443}]
Clare, Earls of, i. 204[{375}]
Clarendon, Lord, History of the Rebellion, ii. [157]
Clarke, D.D., Samuel, i. [61]; ii. [62]
Clarke, William, of Merivale Abbey, i. [2]
Clarke, Dr. W., i. [88], [91]
Clavering, Sir James, i. [144], [147]
Clavering, Sir Thomas, i. [290]; ii. [37], [138], [139], [202], [203], [223], [228]
Clayton, Robert, Bishop of Killala, afterwards of Clogher, i. [85]; ii. [21], [124], 163[{248}]
Clayton, Mrs. Robert, i. [25], [85], [93], [129]; ii. [27], [163], [164]
Clayton, Sir William, ii. 163[{249}]
Clegg, Jenny, i. [139]
Cleopatra, ii. [238]
Cleveland, Mr., ii. [134]
Clifton, Sir Robert, ii. [135]
Cobham, Viscount, ii. [60]
Cobham, Sir Richard Temple, Baron, i. [102], 189[{345}]
Cobham, Lady, ii. [1], 41[{54}], [71], [77], [86]
Cock, Sarah (Mrs. John Rogers), i. [111]
Cocoa Tree Coffee-house, ii. [217]
Coke, Lady Mary, ii. [38]
Coke, Lord, ii. [38];
on Lyttelton, ii. [226]
“Cold Loaf” = a picnic, ii. [12]
Colebrooke, Sir James, ii. [202]
Collet, Sir James, i. [2]
Collingwood, Mrs., i. [48]
Colman, the Elder, George, The Jealous Wife, ii. [226].
Colman, Mrs. George (née Gumley), ii. [227]
Concini, Signor, ii. [83]
Coningsby, Earl of, ii. 115[{172}], [140], [141]
Coningsby, Lady, ii. [247]
Conway, Lord, i. 265[{473}]
Conway, Miss Jenny, i. [265]
Conway, General Seymour Henry, ii. [114], [120], [156], [158]
Cooke, Lord, i. [235]
Cookham, ii. [41], [42]
Coombe Bank, i. [267]
Cope, Sir John, Commander-in-Chief for Scotland, i. [206], [210–212]
Cornbury, Lord, i. [101], [104]
Cornwallis, Colonel, ii. [114]
Cotes, Dr., i. 95[{196}], [158], [160], [162]; ii. [34]
Cotes, Mrs., i. [95], [98], [163–166], [181], [224], [271]
Cottington, Mr. and Mrs., i. [52]
Cottonian MSS., ii. [243]
Courayer, LL.D., Peter Francis le (“the little Père”), i. [124], [126], [154], [201], [232], [241–244], [247], [294];
his letter to Mrs. Montagu, i. [250]
Courtenay, Lady, ii. [19]
Courtenay, Sir William, afterwards 1st Viscount, ii. [19]
Courteney, Mr., i. [240]
Coventry, Countess of (Maria Gunning), i. [270], [287], [288]; ii. [172]
Coventry, Earl of, i. 270[{482}]; ii. [18]
Cowley, Abraham, ii. [244]
Cowper, Henrietta, Countess, i. [19]; ii. [158]
Cowper, William, 2nd Earl, i. [19]
Cowper, William, poet, i. [268]
Cradock, William, i. [151]
Cranwell, Mrs., i. [240]
Cranworth, 1st Baron, ii. [98]
Craon, Princesse de, i. [284]
Crashaw, Richard, poet, i. [283]
Crawford, John, 17th Earl of, and 7th Earl of Lindsey, i. [41]
Creagh, Mary (Mrs. D. Archdeacon), ii. [129]
Creed, Mr., ii. [50]
Crewe, Lady (Dorothy Forster), i. [188]
Crewe of Stene, Nathaniel, Baron, i. [188], [190]; ii. [155]
Croker, John Wilson, Boswell’s Life of Johnson, ii. [146], [147]
Croker, Mr., Mrs. Donnellan’s Six Clerk and Manager, ii. [21]
Cromartie, Lord, i. [232]
Cromwell, Oliver, i. [270]
Crosby, Mrs., Mrs. Montagu’s housekeeper, ii. [146], [147]
Cruickshank, Dr., ii. [99]
Culham Court, Berks., ii. [105]
Cullen, John, Edward Montagu’s gamekeeper, i. [226]
Cumberland, Duke of, acts as proxy at Princess Mary’s wedding, i. [53];
Septimus Robinson, Governor to, i. [177];
his tutor, Dr. Robert Smith, i. [200];
Edward Montagu’s wish, i. [208];
and young Wortley Montagu, i. [238];
dangerously ill, ii. [18];
praises Admiral Boscawen, ii. [74];
and Emin, ii. [101], [108];
battle of Hastenbeck, ii. [108]–111;
“is gone to plant cabbages,” ii. [119];
passes through the city, ii. [120];
the gout, ii. [152];
will of George II., ii. [212]–214
Cumberland, Richard, dramatist, ii. [2]
Cunningham, Captain, ii. [76]
Cunninghame, Mr., ii. [134]
Curll, Edmund, i. [38]
Cutler, Sir John, ii. [202]
D
Dale, Dorothy, afterwards Lady Forbes, i. [179]
D’Alembert, ii. [159]
Dalrymple, Sir Hugh, ii. [166]
D’Ancre, the Marechalle, ii. [83]
D’Arcy, Sir Conyers, afterwards 6th Earl of Holdernesse, i. [209], [293]; ii. [6]
Darlington, Lady, ii. [233]
Darlington, Lord, ii. [202]
Dartmouth, William, 2nd Earl of, i. 231[{409}]
Dashwood, Miss, the “Delia” of the poet Hammond, i. [25], [42], [46], [103]; ii. [91];
her letter to Mrs. Montagu, i. [116]
Dashwood, Sir Francis, afterwards Lord Le Despencer, leader of the Hell Fire Club, i. [27], [218]
D’Aubigné, Mdlle. (Madame de Maintenon), i. 38[{62}]
Davall, Sir Thomas, i. [273]
Davis, Governor, ii. [101]
Davis, Sir Paul, i. [194]
Dayrell, Mr. and Mrs., of Lillingston Dayrell, ii. [57]
Delany, Mrs. (formerly Mrs. Pendarves), Memoirs, i. [56], [57], [153], [156], [170], [173], [187], [235], [293], [294]; ii. [2], [5], [6], [21], [45], [123], [124]. [See also Pendarves, Mrs.]
Delany, Rev. Dr. Patrick, Dean of Down, Bishop of Clogher, i. [153], [170], [173], [187], [293], [294]; ii. [6], [21], [85], [208];
the protracted lawsuit, ii. [123], [124]
Delaval, Anne (afterwards Mrs. John Rogers), i. [145]
Delaval, Sir John, ii. [129]
Delawarr, Lord, i. [248]
Delves, Lady, i. [17]
Demoivre, Abraham, The Doctrine of Chances, etc., ii. [67]
Demosthenes, ii. [41]
Denton Hall, near Newcastle-on-Tyne, i. [289]; ii. [137], [281], [282]
Dering, Sir Edward, ii. [33], [252]
Desbouveries, Miss, ii. [227]
des Champs, Monsieur, ii. [186]
Dettemere, Mrs., Mrs. Montagu’s lady’s-maid, i. [183], [258], [259], [272]
Dettingen, battle of, i. [154], [157]
“Devil’s Drops,” i. [252]
Devonshire, Duke of, i. [266]; ii. [95]
Devonshire, Georgiana, Duchess of, ii. [148]
D’Ewes, John, i. [47]
D’Ewes, Mrs. John (née Granville), “Pip,” i. [47], [56], [57], [101]; ii. [5], [80]
Dialogues of the Dead, by Lord Lyttelton and Mrs. Montagu, ii. [181], [182], [200], [204], [207], [238]
Dickens, Sergeant, i. [82]
Dictionary of National Biography, i. [7], [97]; ii. [15], [146], [189]
Dido, Queen of Tyre, i. [64]
Dingley, Colonel, ii. [100]
Ditched, Mrs., ii. [84]
Doddington, Mr., ii. [84]
Dodsley, ii. [174]
Dohna, Count, ii. [142]
Domville, Mr., ii. [189]
Donnellan, Rev. Christopher, i. [25], [41]; ii. [2]
Donnellan, Nehemiah, Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer, Ireland, i. [41]
Donnellan, Mrs. Nehemiah (Martha Usher), i. [41]
Donnellan, “Mrs.” Anne, i. [25], [40], [41], [43], [52], [84], [124], [146], [197], [232], [240], [242–244], [252]; ii. [2], [5], [13], [21], [26], [51], [183];
her letters to Mrs. Montagu, i. [44], [53], [58], [70], [80], [85], [92], [93], [99], [102], [112], [128], [139], [161], [168], [169], [186], [187], [194], [253], [259], [293]; ii. [6], [21], [45], [80], [116], [120], [147];
Mrs. Montagu’s letters to, i. [56], [68], [72], [86], [91], [92], [96], [139], [159], [160], [184], [248], [254–256], [281]
Donnington Castle, i. [155], [198]
Dorchester, Countess of (Lady Caroline Sackville), i. [53]
Dorset, Duke of, i. 53[{114}]; ii. [2]
Dorset, Duchess of (Elizabeth Colyear), i. [53]
Douglas, Colonel, i. [80]
D’Oyley, Christopher, ii. [186]
D’Oyley, Mrs. (Sarah Stanley), ii. [186]
Drake, Councillor Robert, of Cambridge, i. [4]
Drake, Elizabeth (Mrs. Matthew Robinson), i. [4]
Drake, Mrs. Robert (Sarah Morris), afterwards Mrs. Conyers Middleton, i. [4], [5], [119]
Drakes of Ashe, Devon, the, i. [4]
Dufour, Mdlle., Mrs. Montagu’s French maid, i. [89], [91]
Dummer, Mr., of Cranbury Park, i. [247]
Duncan, Dr., ii. [77]
Duncan, king of Scotland, i. [1]
Dupplin, Viscount (afterwards 8th Earl of Kinnoull), i. [8], [9], [44], [46], [54]; ii. [84], [85], [168], [179]
Duncannon, Lord, ii. [95]
Durham, Bishop of, ii. [202]
E
Earle, Mr., i. [93], [94]
Earthquake, in London (1750), i. [274]; in Lisbon (1755), ii. [85]
Eau de luce, Mrs. Montagu’s accident with, ii. [144]
Edgecumbe, Mr., ii. [95]
Edinburgh, taken by the rebels in 1745, i. [205], [209]
Edward IV., i. [151]
Edwin, Mrs., ii. [42], [45]
Egerton, Lady A. Sophia, ii. [122]
Egerton, Bishop, i. [180]
Eglinton, 10th Earl of, i. [269], [286]
Egmont, 1st Earl, i. [41], [186]; ii. [84]
Egremont, Charles Wyndham, 2nd Earl of, ii. [217], [262];
Secretary of State, ii. [265]
Elibank, Lord and Lady, i. [269]
Elixir of vitriol, a remedy for asthma, i. [235]
Elliot, Mr., ii. [95]
Elliot, Mrs., i. [164]
Ellis, Lady (afterwards Lady Dashwood), i. [218]
Ellis, Mrs. W. (née Stanley), ii. [186]
Ellis, Welbore (afterwards Lord Mendip), ii. [186]
Elstob, Mrs., i. [133]
Emerson, William, Doctrine of Fluxions, etc., i. [111], [234]
Emin, or Ameen, Joseph, an Armenian, ii. [99], [115], [122], [165], [214];
his flight to England, ii. [100];
Duke of Northumberland’s kindness to, ii. [101], [102];
his patron Burke, ii.101, [108], [144], [156], [171];
his letter from Limburg to “all his ladies and Patronesses,” ii. [108]–110;
Mrs. Montagu’s description of, and tribute to, ii. [114], [117], [154];
his application to Pitt, ii. [125], [126];
joins Frederick the Great’s army, ii. [127], [132], [141];
his description of Frederick the Great, ii. [143], [154];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu—“My Queen of Sheba,” ii. [102], [114];
“To the most learned and most magnanimous Mrs. Montagu,” ii. [162];
“To the Montagu the Great,” ii. [168];
“To the wisdom of Europe,” ii. [241]
England v. France in Canada—the Mordaunt Expedition, ii. [116]–122;
the attempted invasion at St. Malo, ii. [126], [127]
Erringtons, the, i. [144]
Essex, Lady (née Williams), ii. [162]
Euston, George, Earl of, i. [17]
Eve, ii. [245]
Evelyn, Mrs. Ann, ii. [75]
Evelyn, Sir John, Sylva, or Discourse on Forest Trees, etc., ii. [75], [145]
F
Falconer, R. N., Lieutenant, i. [287]
Falmouth, 1st Viscount, i. [277]
Fane, Charles, 1st Viscount, i. 87[{172}], [245]
Fane, Miss Charlotte, ii. [11], [102]
Fane, Miss Dorothy, afterwards Lady Sandwich, [q.v.]
Fane, Mary Stanhope, Viscountess, once Maid-of-Honour to Queen Anne, her grottoes, i. [245]
Farinelli (Carlo Brocchi), i. [16]
Fauconberg, Viscount, i. [209]
Fausan, M. and Mdlle., i. [48]
Fawcet, Mr., i. [140]
Feather screen, Mrs. Montagu’s, i. [268]
Fenelon, i. [296]
Fenton, Lavinia, alias Polly Peacham, Duchess of Bolton, ii. 37[{52}]
Ferdinand of Brunswick, Prince, ii. [165], [178]
Ferdinand VII. of Spain, ii. [158]
Ferguson’s lectures on philosophy, ii. [191]
Fermor, Lady Sophie (afterwards Lady Carteret), i. [179]
Ferrers, Robert, 1st Earl, i. 39[{69}]
Ferrers, Laurence, 2nd Earl, executed at Tyburn, ii. [183]
Feversham, Lord and Lady, ii. [187]
Fielding, Captain and Mrs., i. [21]
Fielding, Lady Betty, i. [21]
Fielding, Henry (novelist), i. 21[{41}], [164]
Finch, Lady Anne, i. [39]
Finch, Lady Charlotte, i. [21]
Fisher, Kitty, ii. [160]
Fitz-Adam, Adam, ii. [25]
FitzGilbert, Richard, i. 204[{375}]
Fitzroy, Lord Augustus, i. [17]
Fitzwalter, Lord and Lady, i. [269]
Fitzwilliam, 1st Earl, i. [209], [294]
Fitzwilliam, Lady, i. [294]; ii. [185]
Foley, Thomas, 1st Baron, i. [83]
Foley, Thomas, 2nd Baron, i. [46]
Fontenoy, battle of, i. [237]
Foote, the actor, ii. [19]
Forbes, Lady (Dorothy Dale), i. [179]; ii. [226]
Forbes, William, 13th Baron, i. [179]; ii. [266]
Forster, Sir James William, i. [188]
Forster, Dr., ii. [99]
Forster, Elizabeth (Mrs. Charles Montagu), i. [111], [188]
Fortescue, Chichester, ii. 80[{103}]
Fortescue, Mrs. C. (née Wesley), ii. [80], [255]
Fortescue, Hugh, of Filleigh, Devon, i. [110]
Fountayne, Dr., Dean of York, ii. [174]
Fox, M.P. for York City, i. [209]
Fox, Captain, ship Walpole, ii. [100]
Fox, Lady Caroline, ii. [97]
Fox, Henry, 1st Lord Holland, ii. [81], [84], [94], [103], [104]
Fox, Stephen, i. [105].
France v. England, in Canada—the Mordaunt Expedition, ii. [116]–122;
the attempted invasion at St. Malo, ii. [126], [127]
Franking letters, use and abuse of, i. [12]
Frederick, Mrs., ii. [230]
Frederick the Great, ii. [120], [123], [124], [132], [154], [178], [225], [241];
his defeat at Kollin, Bohemia, ii. [114];
battle of Rosbach, ii. [122];
Zorndorff, ii. [141], [142];
Emin’s description of, ii. [143]
Frederick William, of Prussia, i. 206[{378}]
Frederick V., King of Denmark, ii. [111]
Freind, Rev. Dr. Robert, Head Master of Westminster School, i. [30], [52], [192]
Freind, Mrs. Robert (Jane de l’Angle), i. [52]
Freind, Rev. William, Dean of Canterbury, i. [30], [52], [57], [114], [122], [148], [174], [180], [189], [233], [235]; ii. [45];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, i. [66], [79], [191], [192];
Mrs. Montagu’s letters to, i. [49], [52], [58], [63], [75], [78], [81], [106], [109], [131], [177], [179], [190], [219], [225], [248], [269]
Freind, Mrs. William (Grace Robinson), i. [30], [40], [66], [143], [148], [174], [177], [189], [191], [233];
Mrs. Montagu’s letters to, i. [49], [122], [227]
French invasion, fears of, i. [174–177], [219–226]; ii. [82], [114]
Freydag, Major, ii. [109]
Froissart, Chronicles, ii. [257], [260]
Fromantel, Mr., i. [145]
Furnese, Lady Anne, i. [39]
G
Gage, Miss, i. [39]
Galissionière, Admiral, ii. [90]
Garrick, David, i. 92[{185}], [131], [284]; ii. [11], [16], [19], [83], [129], [130], [145];
as “Richard III.,” i. [107];
“King Lear,” i. 177[{324}], [253];
“Hotspur,” i. [237];
“Romeo,” i. [279];
“Antony,” ii. [158];
his marriage, ii. [146]
Garrick, Mrs. (Eva Marie Veilchen, “La Violette”), ii. [129], [130], [145]
Gascoigne, Sir Crispe, Lord Mayor of London, ii. [53]
Gataker, Dr., ii. [235]
Gay, John, poet, Court of Death, i. [39], [249]
Gazette, ii. [122]
Gee, Mr., i. [261]
George, Prince, ii. [20]
George I., i. [206]
George II., i. [53], [94], 236[{421}], [256]; ii. [83], [87];
his offer to Prince of Wales, i. [99];
creates Walpole Earl of Oxford, i. [100];
the Hanoverian troops, i. [135];
pardons Lord Cromartie, i. [232];
makes Lyttelton a peer, ii. [96];
a fainting fit, ii. [116];
his reception of Mordaunt and Hawke, ii. [120];
Frederick the Great’s report of Zorndorff victory, ii. [142];
his illness, ii. [152];
and Pitt, ii. [153];
death, ii. [208]–215
George III., i. [177], [280]; ii. 160[{244}], [209]–215;
and G. L. Scott, ii. [44], [97];
Lady Yarmouth, ii. [126];
his first speech as king, ii. [217];
Bishop Sherlock’s letter to, ii. [221];
Lord Chesterfield’s bon mot, ii. [223];
his engagement and marriage, ii. [249], [251], [252];
coronation, ii. [259]
Germain, Lady Betty, i. [269]
Germain, Lord George, ii. [165]
Geronsterre waters, the, i. [53]
Gesner, S., La Mort d’Abel, ii. [245], [248]
Gilbert, Dr., Archbishop of York, ii. [73], [190], [270]
Giles, i. [193]
Glamis Castle, ii. [168]
Glanville, William Evelyn, ii. 118[{176}]
Gloucester, Duke of, i. [177]
Gloucester, Richard de Clare, Earl of, i. [204]
Gloucester, Duchess of, ii. 160[{244}]
Goddard, Harry, i. [73], [74]
Godolphin, 1st Earl of, i. [285]; ii. [98], [102], [132], [142], [147]
Godolphin, Lady Harriet, afterwards Duchess of Leeds, i. [51]
Godolphin, Lady Mary, i. [51]
Godolphin, Mr., ii. [209]
Godschall, Miss, i. [265]
“Golden Ball,” the, i. [15], [16]
Goodwin, John, i. [216]
Goring, Viscount, i. [286]
Grafton, 2nd Duke of, i. 17[{25}]
Graham, Sir R., i. [209]
Grahame, J., of Levens, Westmoreland, i. 39[{65}]
Grammont, Memoirs of the Count de, ii. [172]
Granby, Marchioness of, i. 269[{480}]
Granby, Lord, i. [269]
Grantham, Lord (“Short” Sir Thomas Robinson), i. [259], [260], [277], [288]; ii. [259]
Granville, Anne (Mrs. Pendarves’ sister), afterwards Mrs. D’Ewes, i. [47], [56], [57]
Granville, Anne (Mrs. Pendarves’ aunt), afterwards Lady Stanley, i. 46[{87}]
Granville, Countess, i. [195]
Granville, Grace, Viscountess Carteret and Countess, i. [153]
Granville, Mr. (brother of Mrs. Pendarves), i. [46], [236]
Granville, Mrs., i. [254]
Granville, Miss, i. [196]
Granville, John, i. 18[{29}]
Granville, John, Earl, i. [102], [104]
Granville, the Misses (Lord Lansdowne’s daughters), i. [50]
Gray, Thomas, the poet, i. [119], 253[{450}], [285]; ii. [23], [24], 87[{121}], [183]
Green, Dr., musician, i. [60]
Green, Dr. John, Bishop of Lincoln, i. [249], [275]
Greenland, Augustine, of Belle Vue, Kent, ii. [92]
Greenland, John, of Lovelace, Kent, ii. [92]
Greenwich, Caroline, Baroness, i. [117]
Gregory, James, inventor of the Gregorian telescope, i. [179]
Gregory, Dr. James, i. [179]
Gregory, Dr. John, Professor of Philosophy at Edinburgh, i. [179]; ii. [73], [76], [204], [211], [226], [266]
Gregory, Mrs. John (Elizabeth Forbes), i. [179]; ii. [226]
Gregory, Lady Mary, ii. [155]
Grenville, Mr., i. [54]
Grenville, George, ii. [90], [95], [266]
Grenville, James, ii. [95], [262]
Grenville, Jenny, ii. [90]
Grenville, Richard, ii. [60], [83], [84]
Greville, Mr., i. [167]
Greville, Mrs., i. [39]
Grey, Mr., i. [147]
Grey, Rev. Dr. Zachary, i. [62]
Griffith, Edward Montagu’s valet, i. [136], [140], [143]
Grinfield, Miss, dresser to George III.’s daughters, i. [256]; ii. [84]
Grosmith, Rev. ——, i. [85]
Grosvenor, Mrs., i. [255]
Grosvenor, Sir Richard, 1st Earl, ii. [156], [217]
Grounen, Mr., i. [261]
Guerin, Mr., i. [183]
Guilford, Earl of, i. 63[{135}]
Gunning, John, of Castle Coote, Roscommon, i. [270]
Gunning, Elizabeth, (1) Duchess of Hamilton, (2) Duchess of Argyll, i. [270], [287], [288]; ii. 252[{333}]
Gunning, Kitty, Mrs. Robert Travers, i. [270]
Gunning, Maria, Countess of Coventry, i. [270]; ii. [18]
H
Habeas Corpus Bill, ii. [127]
Hagley House, Lyttelton’s place, ii. [192]
Halifax, Anne, Lady (née Dunk), i. [201]
Halifax, William, 2nd Marquis of, i. 18[{30}]; ii. [145]
Halifax, 2nd Earl of, i. [256]
Halifax, George, 5th Earl of, i. [104], [201]; ii. [243]
Hallows, Mrs., Dr. Young’s lady housekeeper, ii. [248]
Hamilton, Mr., of Painshill, ii. [75]
Hamilton, Duke of, i. [167], 270[{482}]
Hamilton, Duchess of (Elizabeth Gunning), i. [270], [287], [288]; ii. 252[{333}]
Hamilton, Lord William, ii. 2[{3}]
Hammond, the poet, i. [25]
Hampton, the Temple at, ii. [130]
Hampton Court, Herefordshire, ii. [140], [141]
Handcock, Mrs., ii. [192]
Handcock, William, i. [267]
Handel, George Frederick, i. [27], [44], [70], [92], [131], [274]
Hanmer, Lady Catherine, i. [162]
Hanoverian troops, employed by England, i. [130], [134], [135], [137], [173]
Hardwicke, Philip Yorke, 1st Earl of, i. 7[{9}]; ii. [127], [192], [212], [262], [266]
Hardwicke, 2nd Earl of, ii. [127], [217]
Hare, Dr. Francis, Bishop of St. Asaph and Chichester, i. [50]
Hare, Mrs., i. [50]
Harleian MSS. in British Museum, i. [8], [83]; ii. [243]
Harley, Lady Margaret Cavendish. [See Portland, Duchess of]
Harley, Mr., i. [104]
Harrington, William Stanhope, 1st Earl of, i. [48];
President of the Council, i. [102];
Viceroy of Ireland, i. [260]
Harris, History of Kent, i. [7]; ii. [14]
Hart, Governor, ii. [106]
Hartley, Dr. David, i. [254]
Hastenbeck, battle of, ii. [56], [58]
Hawke, Sir Edward, Lord, ii. [89], [116], [118], [120], [121]
Hawkesworth, LL.D., John, Oriental Tales, ii. [247]
Hawkins, Mr., Surgeon, i. [158], [161–163]
Hay, Lord Charles, ii. [116]
Hay, Rev. Robert, Archbishop of York, i. [47]
Hay, Hon. John, i. [51], [61]
Hay, Dr., ii. [95]
Hayton Farm, i. [66]
Hearne, Thomas, Diary, i. 12[{17}]; ii. [62]
Heberden, Dr. William, i. [276]
Hell Fire Club, i. [218]
Helvetius, Claud Adrien, De l’Esprit, ii. [157]
Henrietta Maria, Queen, i. [264]
Henry II., i. [150]
Henry IV. of France, ii. 18[{27}]
Henry VIII., i. [151]
Heraclius II., King of Georgia and Armenia, ii. [101]
Heraclius, Prince, ii. [162]
Herbert, Mr., of Highclere Castle, Hants, i. [253]; ii. [38], [39], [103]
Hereford, 6th Viscount, i. 39[{68}]
Hereford, Lady, i. [39]
Herring, Thomas, Archbishop of York, i. [209]; ii. [53], [54], [61], [63], [71], [78]
Herring, Mrs., ii. [54], [65]
Herring, Dr., Chancellor of York, ii. [175]
Hertford, Lord, i. [249]
Hervey, John, Lord, Pope’s “Sporus,” ii. 192[{277}]
Hervey, Rev. James, The Complaint, or Thoughts on Time, Death, and Friendship, i. [136], [138]
Hervey, George William, Baron, 2nd Earl of Bristol, i. [234]
Hervey, Lady (Mary Lepell), ii. [178], [192], [201], [207]
Hesse Cassel, Frederick, Landgrave of, i. [53]
Hessians, the, i. [221]
Hickman, Dr., i. [149]
“Hide” Park, i. [178], [179]
Hillsborough, Lady, ii. [123]
Hillsborough, Lord, ii. [96]
Hinchinbroke, Lady (Elizabeth Popham), ii. [113]
Hinchinbroke, Lord, afterwards 5th Earl of Sandwich, i. [138], [271]; ii. [113], [232]
Hinchinbroke House, Huntingdon, i. [269]
Hinxham, John, bookseller, ii. [174]
Hoadley, Dr. Benjamin, The Suspicious Husband, i. [236]
Hoare, Mr., of Stourhead, the banker, ii. 206[{291}]
Hoare, artist, his portrait of Mrs. Montagu, i. [265], [272]
Hoare, Mrs., i. [58]
Hog, Mrs., French maid to the Duchess of Portland’s children, i. [89]
Holborn, Admiral, ii. [74]
Holdernesse, Sir Conyers D’Arcy, 6th Earl of, i. [209], [293]; ii. [6]
Holland, Henry Fox, 1st Baron, i. [105]; ii. [94], [95]
Holler’s Prints, i. [103]
Hollins, Dr., i. [162]
Honeywood, General, i. [161]
Hood, Admiral, 1st Viscount Bridport, ii. [135]
Hooke, Nathaniel, Duchess of Marlborough’s Memoirs, i. 103[{216}], [296];
History of Rome, i. [296]; ii. [12], [18], [19], [41], [45], [46], [70], [90];
his letter to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [65]
Hopetoun, Lord, ii. [168]
Hoquart, Admiral, ii. [74]
Horace, i. [71], [72]
Hounslow Heath, i. [164]
Howard, Brigadier-General, i. [39]
Howard, Thomas, 6th Earl of Berkshire and 14th Earl of Suffolk, i. [39], [46]
Howard, Lord, i. [46]
Howe, Captain, ii. [126]
Hoyle, on Chess, i. [252]
Hume, David (History of James I. and Charles I.), i. [263]; ii. [68], [91], [195], [211]
Hume, Mrs. David, ii. [91]
Hunter, Mr., ii. [95]
Huntingdon, Francis, 10th Earl of, ii. [214]
Huntingdon, Lady, the patroness of the “Huntingdon Connexion” branch of the Methodists, ii. 214[{297}]
Huntingdon Ball, i. [270]
Hurst Castle, i. [248]
Hussey, Edward, Earl of Beaulieu, i. [201], [267]
Hutchinson, Rev. John, Moseis Principia, ii. [87]
I
Inoculation for smallpox, i. [149], [158]
Inquisition, Court of, ii. [15]
Inverary Castle, ii. [165]
Iremonger, Mrs., of Wherwell, Hants, ii. [23]
Irvine, Henry, Viscount, i. 95[{196}]
Irwin, Lord, i. [164]
Isaacson, Anthony, ii. [129], 151[{227}]
Isaacson, Mrs. Anthony (Mary Creagh), ii. [129], 151[{227}]
Isaacson, Montagu, ii. [151], [156]
Isted, Mrs., Mrs. Montagu’s housekeeper, i. [292]; ii. [8], [12], [19], [20], [56]
Ives, Mrs., ii. [57]
J
James II., i. 156[{288}]
Jarret, a jobmaster, ii. [188]
Jefferies, Judge, i. 49[{98}]
Jefferies, an ostler at the Pelican Inn, Newbury, ii. [23]
Jeffreys, Baron, of Wem, ii. 257[{337}]
Jenny, Sarah Robinson’s maid, i. [164]
Jersey, Earl of, i. 50[{101}]
Jew Bill, ii. [33]
Johnson, B., Volpone, ii. [24]
Johnson, Dr. Samuel, ii. [54], [105], [162];
Lives of the Poets, i. [283];
on R. Berenger, i. [284];
Rasselas, ii. [161];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [161], [173]
Jones, a merchant of Huntingdon, ii. [39]
Jones, Inigo, i. 242[{432}]; ii. [35]
Jordain, Monsieur, ii. [37], [267]
Joseph I., of Portugal, ii. [158];
attempted assassination of, ii. [180]
“Jumps,” a kind of stays, i. [259]
Jurin, Dr. James, i. [268]
K
Keith, Field-Marshal, i. [95]
Kennet, Mrs., wet-nurse, i. [148], [183]
Kent, Duchess of (Sophia Bentinck), i. [60], [61]
Kent, Henry (Grey), 1st Duke of, i. 60[{131}]
Kilmarnock, Earl of, i. [231]
King’s lectures, ii. [38], [40]
Kingston, Duchess of (née Chudleigh), i. [265]
Kingston, Evelyn, Duke of, i. 50[{104}], [237]
Kingston, 2nd Duke of, i. [149], [190], [286];
Kinnoull, 7th Earl of, i. 47[{93}], 61[{93}]
Kinnoull, 8th Earl of, i. [8], [9], [44], [46], [54]; ii. [84], [85], [168], [179]
Kirke, Gilbert, i. 55[{123}]
Kirke, Thomas, i. [55]
Kloster-Seven, Convention of, ii. [111]
Knatchbull, Sir Wyndham, 5th Baronet, i. [20], [32], [36]
Knatchbull, Lady, i. [21]
Knatchbull, Miss, i. [21]
Knight, Mrs. (née Robinson), i. [179], [256]
Knollys, Lady Katherine, afterwards Law, i. [22], [33]
Kollin (Bohemia), Frederick the Great defeated at the battle of, ii. [114]
Kouli Khan, ii. [99]
L
Lambard, Mr., ii. [188]
Lambarts, the, ii. [253]
Lane, Mrs., of Bramham Park, Yorkshire, ii. [37]
Langham, Lady, ii. [43], [55], [57], [87]
Langham, Lord John, i. [278]
l’Angle, Rev. Samuel de, Prebendary of Westminster, i. [52]
Lansdowne, Lady (Lady Mary Villiers), i. [50]
Lansdowne, George Granville, Lord, i. [50]
La Perche, Count Thomas de, i. [151]
La Perche, Geoffry, 4th Earl de, i. [150]
Laud, Archbishop, i. 75[{157}]
Law, John, the financier, i. [22], [23]
Law, Lady Katherine (née Knollys), i. [22], [23]
Layton, Francis, of Rawdon, i. 55[{123}]
Layton, Lucy, afterwards Mrs. Leonard Robinson, i. [2], [4]
Le Despencer, Sir Francis Dashwood, Lord, i. [218]
Lee, Colonel, i. [60]
Lee, Dr., i. [93], [94]
Lee, Lady Betty (afterwards Young), i. [59], [60]
Leeds, Duchess of (Lady Harriet Godolphin), i. [51]
Leeds, Thomas, 4th Duke of, i. [51]; ii. [209]
Legge, Hon. Harry, Lord of the Treasury, and Chancellor of the Exchequer, i. [231]; ii. [49], [83], [84], [95], [153]
Leicester, Lord, ii. [165]
Leigh Place, Sir John Evelyn’s, ii. [75]
Leland, Dr., Observations of Lord Bolingbroke’s Letter, ii. [25];
Life of Philip of Macedon, ii. [159]
Lely, Sir Peter, his portrait of 1st Earl of Sandwich, ii. [249]
l’Enclos, Ninon de, ii. [113]
Leslie, Mr., i. [293], [294]
Lestock, i. [177]
Levens Hall, Westmoreland, Lord Berkshire’s seat, i. [224]
Lichfield, Earl of, i. [60]
Lichfield, Marquis of, i. [93]
Liddell, Mr., of Newton, ii. [224]
Light, Anthony, i. [2], [55]
Light, Mrs. Elizabeth (née Clarke), afterwards Mrs. Thomas Robinson, i. [2]
Light, Lydia, afterwards Mrs. Thomas Kirke, then Mrs. Robert Lumley, i. [55]
Ligonier, Field Marshal John, Earl of, i. [216], [218]
Lincoln, Lady (Catherine Pelham), ii. [187]
Lindsey, John, 7th Earl of, and 17th Earl of Crawford, i. [41]
Linnell, Mr., i. [294]; ii. [17]
Lisbon, earthquake at, ii. [85]
Lisle, Miss, i. [245]
Locke, ii. [61], [62]
Lodge, Peerage of Irish Peers, i. [191]
Lodomie, dentist, ii. [209]
Lombe, John, inventor of silk-weaving engine, i. 201[{371}]
Lonsdale, 3rd Viscount, i. [209]
Loudoun, Earl of, i. [206];
Commander-in-Chief of English in America, ii. [115]
Louis XIV., i. [291], [295]; ii. [18]
Louis XV., i. [175]
Louisburg, ii. [76], [116], [134];
taken, ii. [140], [154]
Lovat, Lord, beheaded, i. [235], [253]
Lowther, Mrs., ii. [149]
Lucian, Triumph of the Gout, i. [283]; ii. [47]
Lumley, Elizabeth (Mrs. Laurence Sterne), i. [3], [55], [73–75], [84], [230]
Lumley, Rev. Robert, i. [55], [230]
Lumley Castle, ii. [139]
Lyster, Mrs., ii. [167]
Lyttelton, Rev. Charles, Dean of Exeter, afterwards Bishop of Carlisle, i. [201], [284]; ii. [96], [115], [136], [149], [208], [209], [262]
Lyttelton, Sir George, 1st Lord, i. [64], [278]; ii. [8], [11], [22], [25], [30], [32], [35], [60], [93], [168], [245], [250], [252], [255], [260], [267];
Observations on Cicero, i. [82];
Mrs. Montagu on his Verses, i. [90];
his first marriage, i. [110];
Monody, i. [253], [254];
Dissertation on Saint Paul, i. [283];
his second marriage, ii. [11];
his friend Bishop Berkeley, ii. [15];
calls Mrs. Montagu “Madonna,” ii. [16], [50], [72];
Hagley, ii. [41], [192];
cofferer, ii. [49];
Bower’s fervid Italian, ii. [50];
his tour in North Wales, ii. [72];
Chancellor of the Exchequer, ii. [84];
Gilbert West’s reinstatement at Chelsea, ii. [85];
a peer, ii. [96];
History of Henry II., ii. [96], [148], [159], [192], [256];
“is got pure well,” ii. [115];
reproves Lord Temple in the House of Lords, ii. [127];
his amusing letter to Dr. Monsey, ii. [132];
Mrs. Montagu’s eau de luce accident, ii. [145];
Dr. Monsey’s doggerel verses on, ii. [154];
Dialogues of the Dead, ii. [181], [182], [200], [204], [207];
at the Coronation, ii. [259];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [81], [90], [94], [135], [140], [148], [150], [165], [172], [178], [179], [186], [192], [201], [203]–205, [209], [212], [213], [261], [264];
Mrs. Montagu’s letters to, ii. [89], [96], [134], [164], [167], [172], [185], [191], [194], [205], [210], [215]
Lyttelton, Lucy, Lady (née Fortescue), 1st wife, i. [110], [253]
Lyttelton, Lady (née Rich), 2nd wife, ii. [11], [72], [115]
Lyttelton, Miss, ii. [255]
Lyttelton, Sir Richard, ii. [95], [191]
Lyttelton, Thomas, 2nd Lord, i. [253]; ii. [50], [86], [89], [140], [150], [165], [167], [168], [261];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [141], [166], [168], [179];
Mrs. Montagu’s letters to, ii. [139], [193], [253]
Lyttelton, Sir Thomas, ii. 182[{266}]
Lyttelton, William Henry, created Baron Westcote of Ballymore, i. [284]; ii. [32];
Governor of South Carolina, ii. [68], [78];
Governor of Jamaica, ii. [182]
M
Macartney, Mr., ii. 6[{8}]
Macpherson, Highland Poems, ii. [194], [197], [205], [211], [234], [257], [268]
Mahon, Lady (Hester Pitt), afterwards Lady Stanhope, ii. [82]
Maillebois, Field Marshal Jean Des Marets, i. [220]
Maintenon, Madame de, i. 38[{62}]; ii. [19];
Memoirs of, ii. [154]
Mainwaring, Mrs., i. [177]
Mallet, David, Scottish poet, i. [54]
Malton, 6th Baron of, i. [209]
Manchester, Isabella, Duchess of, i. [201];
remarries Edward Hussey, i. [267]
Manchester, 2nd Duke of, i. 201[{365}]
Mangey, Rev. Dr., ii. [54]
Mann, Horace Walpole’s Letters to Sir H., i. 264[{467}], [274], [287]
Mansfield, William Murray, 1st Earl of, Lord Chief Justice, “Silver-tongued Murray,” i. [138]; ii. [124], [127], [190]
March, 3rd Earl of, afterwards Duke of Queensberry, i. [269], [286]
Marchmont, Lord, ii. [211]
Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria, ii. [114], [146]
Marlborough, John Churchill, 1st Duke of, i. 51[{110}], [267]; ii. [118]
Marlborough, Charles Spencer, 2nd Duke of, i. [51]; ii. [116]
Marlborough, Charles, 3rd Duke of, i. [54], [104], [154], [161], [171]; ii. [102], [126], [142], [152], [154]
Marlborough, Elizabeth, Duchess of, ii. [152]
Marlborough, Sarah, Duchess of, i. [54], [94], [157], [165];
her Account of Her Conduct (Memoirs), i. [103], [296]
Marriott, Mr., ii. [185]
Marsh, Mrs., i. [280]
Mary of Hesse, Princess (George II.’s daughter), i. [53]
Mason, Caractacus, ii. [161]
“Matadors,” term used in card-games, i. [40]
Matilda of Saxony (Countess de La Perche), i. [150]
Matthews, Admiral Thomas, i. [176], [177]
May, Mrs., i. [181]
Mead, Dr. Richard, i. [17], [82], [86], [88], [98], [128], [153], [155], [158], [160], [162], [199]
Meadowcourt, Rev. ——, Vicar of Lindridge, Worcester, ii. [135], [136], [203]
Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Princess Charlotte of, marries George III. ii. [249], [251], [252], [258]–260
Medows, Sir Philip, i. [277]; ii. [82], [145]
Medows, Sir Sydney, i. [111]; ii. [177]
Medows, Jemima, Lady (née Montagu), i. [111], [117], [128], [148], [149], [153], [154], [158], [184], [248], [262], [266], 273[{487}]; ii. [12], [61], [129], [144], [151], [163], [177];
her letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [22], [57], [82]
Medows, Dorothy (née Boscawen), i. [277]
Melmoth, William, Letters of Pliny, ii. [242]
Mendip, Lord (Welbore Ellis), ii. [186]
Merle, M. de, French Ambassador to Portugal, ii. [181]
“Merlin chair,” i. [92]
Mersham Hatch, Sir W. Knatchbull’s place, i. [20], [32], [36]
Micklem, General E., ii. 106[{159}]
Middleton, Dr. Conyers, i. [4], [5], [233], [275];
Life of Cicero, i. [6], [29], [70], [71], [82];
his second marriage, i. [10], [11], [14], [16];
fails to obtain the Mastership of the Charter House, i. [19];
Letters on the Use and Study of History, i. [90];
his second wife’s death, i. [198];
An Account of the Roman Senate, i. [234];
his third wife, i. [237], [239], [241], [257];
Free Enquiry into the Miraculous Powers, i. [263];
death of, i. [276], [285], [292];
his bust by Roubilliac in Trinity College, Cambridge, ii. [35], [36], [91];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, i. [119], [123]
Middleton, Mrs. Conyers, No. 1 (previously Mrs. Drake), i. [5], [6]
Middleton, Mrs. Conyers, No. 2 (Mary Place), i. [10], [11], [14], [16], [180], [198]
Middleton, Mrs. Conyers, No. 3 (Anne Powell), i. [237], [241], [257], [275], [285], [292]; ii. [35], [36], [91]
Middleton, 3rd Viscount, ii. [156]
Middleton’s Academy, ii. [100]
Midgham, seat of Mr. Poyntz, i. [169].
Millar, architect, ii. [90], [121]
Millar, publisher, ii. [167], [234]
Miller, Joe, Book of Jests, i. [73]
Milles, Rev. Isaac, i. 172[{310}]
Milner, Sir William and Lady, ii. [91]
Milton, John, i. [172]; ii. [245]
Mincing, Mrs., i. [65]
Minden, battle of, ii. [165]
Minorca, ii. [140]
Mirepoix, M., French Ambassador, i. [284], [291]; ii. [74]
Mirepoix, Madame, i. [284]
Mitchell, Mr., ii. [143]
Moivre, M. de, i. [286]
Molière, L’École des Femmes, i. [16];
Precieuses Ridicules, ii. [55].
Molyneux, Miss, i. [168]
Money, History of Newbury, i. [150]
Monkey Island, i. [54], [154]
Monsey, Dr. Messenger, private physician to Lord Godolphin, afterwards to Chelsea Hospital, ii. [98], [108], [111], [115], [117], [121], [129], [132], [134], [136], [145]–147, [150], [152], [154], [165], [171], [186], [187], [194], [200], [212], [220], [225], [229], [235], [241], [262], [263], [266];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [133], [142], [155], [204], [208], [224];
Mrs. Montagu’s letter to, ii. [102]
Montagu, Charles (Edward’s father), his first wife Elizabeth Forster, his second wife Sarah Rogers, i. [111], [188]
Montagu, Charles (Edward’s cousin), ii. [152]
Montagu, Crewe (Edward’s brother), i. [111]; ii. [129]
Montagu, Edward, of Allerthorpe, i. [110];
short account of, i. [111];
marries Elizabeth Robinson, i. [114];
the honeymoon, i. [117];
his Whig principles, i. [127];
guardian and manager to John Rogers and his estate, i. [146], [199], [234], [289–291]; ii. [36];
arms his tenants, i. [226];
death of his steward and agent, i. [233];
Edward Wortley Montagu, Junior, i. [237], [238], [243]; ii. [167];
the Huntingdon Elections, i. [239]; ii. [39];
James Montagu’s death, i. [262];
Duke of Montagu’s death, i. [266];
death of Edward Carter, ii. [51];
John Rogers’ death and will, ii. [128], [137];
Elizabeth’s eau de luce disaster, ii. [144];
his illness, ii. [164];
Durham Election, ii. [223], [228];
old Wortley Montagu’s will, ii. [231];
the Newbold Vernon picture, ii. [249]
Letters from his wife, i. [123], [127], [136], [159], [200], [235], [240], [252], [266], [270], [276], [281], [284], [285], [288], [291], [292]; ii. [6], [11]–13, [16], [30], [33]–35, [37]–40, [49], [51]–53, [56], [74], [90], [103], [107], [111], [112], [114], [123], [124], [126], [129], [151], [153], [156]–158, [185], [187], [193], [199], [215]–217, [219], [223], [226], [228]–231, [251], [258]
His letters to his wife, i. [129], [134–137], [146], [147], [171], [173–175], [182], [201], [205], [209], [211], [212], [233], [234], [239–241], [269], [282], [285], [286], [289], [290], [292]; ii. [4], [14], [35], [36], [39], [84], [104], [106], [112], [188], [218], [223], [231], [232], [249]
Montagu, Edward (Elizabeth’s godson), i. [271]
Montagu, George, Horace Walpole’s Letters to, i. [275]; ii. [178]
Montagu, James (Edward’s half-brother), i. [111], [188], [232]; ii. [249];
death of, i. [262]
Montagu, Hon. James (Edward’s cousin), ii. 152[{232}]
Montagu, Jemima (Edward’s sister), afterwards Lady Medows, [q.v.]
Montagu, John (Edward’s brother), i. [111]; ii. [129]
Montagu, John, “Punch” (Edward’s son), i. [149], [165], [166], [168], [169], [178], [182–186], [188];
death of, i. [191]; ii. [119]
Montagu, Captain John, i. [240]
Montagu, Hon. Mrs. Sarah, i. [151]
Montagu, Captain William, i. [286]
Montagu, Edward Wortley, i. [51], [237], [239]; ii. [87], [112];
illness and death, ii. [229]–231
Montagu, Junr., Edward Wortley, i. [51], [237–240], [243], [261], [286], [287]; ii. [167], [197], [249]
Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley (née Pierpoint), i. [50], [51], [237];
introduces inoculation into England, i. 35[{57}]
Montagu, Hon. Sidney Wortley, i. [237], [239], [244]
Montagu, Hon. Mrs. Sidney Wortley (Anne Wortley), i. [237]
Montagu, Matthew (Elizabeth’s nephew), 4th Baron Rokeby, The Letters of Mrs. Elizabeth Montagu, i. [6]
Montagu, Lady Barbara, i. [256], [260], [266], [270], [284], [293]; ii. [7], [11], [29], [58], [59], [75], [78], [79], [87], [93], [105], [163], [247], [266]
Montagu, John, 2nd Duke of, Master of the Wardrobe, and Grand Master of the Order of the Bath, i. [182], 201[{365}], [216], [218], [219], [237], [238], [244], [248], [266], [267]
Montagu, 3rd Duke of, ii. [92], [113]
Montfort, 1st Baron, i. [286]; ii. [67]
Moor, Captain, i. [80]
Moore, Deputy Governor of Jamaica, ii. [182]
Moore, Edward, publisher of The World, ii. [25]
Mordaunt, Sir John, ii. [116], [118], [120], [121], [158]
More, Hannah, i. [284]
Morgan, Rev. ——, curate of Newtown, i. [271], [272]
Morgan, Jacky and Nanny, i. [272]
Morley, Dr., ii. [77], [185]
Mornington, Garrett Wesley or Wellesley, 1st Earl, i. [169]; ii. [80]
Mornington, Baron, ii. [80]
Morris, Matthew Robinson (Elizabeth’s brother), i. [194]; ii. [13]
Morris, Morris Drake, i. [4], [5], [73]
Morris, Sarah (Mrs. Robert Drake), i. [4]
Morris, Thomas, i. [4], [229]
Morritt, John B. Saurey, i. [2]
Morton, Charles, Curator of British Museum, ii. [243], [256], [257]
Mount Bevis, i. [247], [248]
Mount Edgecumbe, Countess of (née Gilbert), ii. [73]
Mount Morris, or Monk’s Horton, near Hythe, home of the Robinsons, i. [4], [7], [73], [74], [229]; ii. [14]
Mountrath, 6th Earl of, i. [169]
Murrain, cattle, i. [219]
Murray, Secretary, i. [235]
N
Nash, Miss, i. [167]
Nash, Richard (“Beau Nash”), i. [167]; ii. [39];
his threatened History of Bath, etc., ii. [59], [60]
National Biography, Dictionary of, i. [7], [97]; ii. [15], [146], [189]
National Portrait Gallery, ii. [258]
Naylor, Miss Maria, i. [286], [287]
Ned, Montagu’s head-groom, ii. [188], [199]
Nedham, Mrs., ii. [94]
Neustra Signora de Cabodonga, Spanish treasure-ship captured by Lord Anson, i. [186]
Newbold Vernon, i. [188]
Newcastle-on-Tyne, Mrs. Montagu’s description of, ii. [138]
Newcastle-on-Tyne, John Holles, 1st Duke of, i. [7]
Newcastle-under-Lyne, Thomas Pelham, 1st Duke of, i. [51], [288]; ii. [49], [94], [95], [142], 187[{273}], [212], [217]
Newcastle, Duchess of, i. [288]; ii. [121]
Newton, Dr., Dissertation on the Prophecies, ii. [159]
Newton, Mr., valuer, i. [290]
Newton, Sir Isaac, ii. 91[{127}]
Newton, Sir T., Roubilliac’s statue of, ii. [36]
Nicholson, Bishop, ii. [15]
Nicholson, John, i. [145]
Nivernois, Duc de, ii. [266]
Nixon’s drawing of the Coffee-house, Bath, i. 255[{456}]
Norfolk, Dowager Duchess of (née Sherburne), i. [39], [42]
Norfolk, Duchess of (Mary Blount), i. [17], [102], [125], [288]
Norfolk, Edward, 9th Duke of, i. 17[{27}], 102[{212}]
Norfolk, 15th Duke of, i. 39[{72}]
Norfolk, Edward Howard, 16th Duke of, i. [125]; ii. [257]
Norman, Mrs., ii. [267]
Norris, Admiral Sir John, i. [176]
North, 7th Baron, afterwards Earl of Guilford, i. 63[{135}]
North, Lady, i. [93]
North American campaign, ii. [134]
Northampton, Elizabeth, Countess of, i. [273]
Northampton, 11th Earl of, i. 273[{489}]; ii. [161]
Northfleet Fair, i. [99]
Northumberland, Hugh Smithson, 15th Earl, 1st Duke of, ii. [99], [101], [102], [146], [154], [166]
Norwood, J. D., i. [97], [255]
Notes and Queries, ii. [23]
Nottingham Castle, i. [121]
Nugent, Mr., ii. [95]
O
Offleys, the, i. [167]
Ogle, Mrs., ii. [173]
Oglethorpe, General James Edward, i. [210], [213]
Old and New London, i. [46]
Onslow, 3rd Baron, i. [286]
Orange, Princess of, i. [86]; ii. [156]
Orford, Sir Robert Walpole, Earl of, i. [100], [101], [104], [156], [157], [171], 190[{204}]
Orrery, Charles Boyle, 4th Earl, Observations on the Life and Writings of Dr. Swift, ii. [18], [85]
Osborne, Admiral, ii. [154]
Ossian, ii. [267], [268]
Otway, Thomas, Orphan, i. [177]
Oxford, Robert Harley, 1st Earl of, i. [9], [83], [104]
Oxford, Edward, 2nd Earl of, i. [7], [8], [46], [54–57], [62], [82], [83]
Oxford, Edward Harley, 24th Earl of, ii. [140], [141]
Oxford, Countess of (Henrietta Cavendish), i. [7], [8], [54], 83[{168}], [86], [133], [157], [226]
P
Page, Sir Gregory, i. [28]
Page, Mr. [(brother of above)], i. [28], [29]
Palgrave, Mr., ii. [208]
Palmer, Sir Thomas, of Wingham, Kent, i. 21[{42}]
Panmure, Lord, ii. [216]
Pannel, Captain, ii. [188]
Panton, Master of the King’s Racers, i. [279]
Paul, Father, History of the Council of Trent, i. [124]
Pegu, king of, ii. [124]
Pelham, Right Hon. Henry, i. [100], [102], [171], [220]; ii. [49], 187[{273}]
Pembroke, Earl of, i. 249[{445}]
Pembroke, Henry, 28th Earl of, i. [273]
Pembroke, Henry, 29th Earl of, ii. [160]
Pembroke, Lady, ii. [185]
Pendarves, Mrs. (née Granville), afterwards Mrs. Delany, “Pen,” i. [18], [25], [40], [43–47], 50[{100}], [56], [57], [98], [103], [116], [146];
her letters to Mrs. Montagu, i. [101], [116], [131].
[See also Delany, Mrs.]
Pendarves, W., i. 18[{29}]
Penshurst pictures, ii. [34]
Percival, Lord, i. [94]
Percival, Mrs., i. [160], [288]
Percival, Hon. Philip, i. [41], [160], [259]
Perth, 3rd titular Duke of, i. [213]
Peter the Great, i. 95[{193}]
Peterborough, Lady (Anastasia Robinson), i. [22], [169]
Peterborough, Earl of, i. [22], [247]
Petrowna, Czarina Elizabeth, i. [95]
Philip, Agnes (Mrs. Ralph Robinson), i. [2]
Pierce, Jerry, ii. [4]
Pigott, Captain, i. [260]
Pinchbeck, Christopher, i. [46]
Pitt, Miss Anne, i. [58], [64], [255]; ii. [213], [216]
Pitt, Mrs. George (Penelope Atkyns), i. [265]; ii. [158], [163]
Pitt, Miss Hester, afterwards Lady Mahon, then Stanhope, ii. [82]
Pitt, Lady Hester (née Grenville), ii. [60], [63], [65], [77], [78], [81], [82], [94], [115], [158];
created Baroness of Chatham, ii. [265]
Pitt, John, Viscount, ii. [95]
Pitt, Miss Mary, i. [64]; ii. [51], [53], [69], [73], [77], [78], [81], [94], [95], [158], [170], [265]
Pitt, Thomas, of Boconoc, Cornwall, ii. [153], [266];
his letter to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [180]
Pitt, William, afterwards 1st Earl of Chatham, “the great commoner,” i. [58], 64[{139}]; ii. [1], [22], [35], [41], [45], [53], [77], [78], [83], [85], [111], [173], [216];
his speeches in the House of Commons, i. [137], [138], [171]; ii. [153], [156];
Sarah Robinson on, i. [167];
obtains for Gilbert West the Clerkship of the Privy Council, ii. [4];
his house, South Lodge, Enfield, ii. [8], [10];
his hospitality to West, ii. [9];
authorship of The Adventurer attributed to, ii. [25];
his insomnia, ii. [30]–33;
at Tunbridge Wells, ii. [37], [40];
King’s lectures, ii. [38];
Bath, ii. [43];
gout in his hand, ii. [51];
appoints West paymaster of Chelsea. College, ii. [51], [52];
marries Lady Hester Grenville, ii. [60], [61], [63], [64];
his daughter’s birth, ii. [82];
v. Fox, ii. [84];
purchases Mrs. Montagu’s Hayes house, ii. [94];
his son John’s birth, ii. [95];
a sharp attack of gout, ii. [96], [98];
Secretary of State, ii. [96], [262];
the Mordaunt Expedition, ii. [116];
and Lord Royston, ii. [128];
and Emin, ii. [154];
his “great compliments” to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [157];
Burke’s application for the Madrid consulship, ii. [170];
the pictures at Hagley, ii. [172];
a mark of the City’s affection, ii. [213];
Duke of Newcastle and, ii. [217];
and the Lord Mayor, ii. [220];
the intended expedition to France, ii. [226];
receives a barony for Lady Hester and a pension for three lives, ii. [264];
his “act of humility,” ii. [265]
Place, Rev. Conyers, i. 10[{14}]
Place, Mary, afterwards Mrs. Conyers Middleton, i. [10], [11], [14], [16], [180], [198]
Plumtree, Dr., i. [276]
Pocock, Mrs. (née Milles), i. [172], [173]
Pococke, Mrs., ii. [69], [208]
Pococke, Miss, ii. [79]
Pococke, Rev. Dr. Richard, Bishop of Ossory and Meath, i. [173]; ii. [61], [69], [204], [208], [211];
Descriptions of the East, etc., i. [241]
Polignac, Madame de, ii. [98]
Pomfret, Countess of, ii. [256], [260];
her death, ii. [261], [267], [268]
Pomfret, 1st Earl of, i. [179]; ii. 256[{337}]
Pondicherry, taken by the English, ii. [250]
Pope, Alexander, i. [7], 54[{118}]; ii. [57], [113];
his epitaph—“Under the marble, etc.,” i. [24];
Dunciad, i. 38[{61}], [172];
Letters, i. [89];
his villa at Twickenham, i. [163];
at Mount Bevis, i. [247];
Universal Prayer, i. [248];
“ill health is an early old age,” ii. [8];
on Silence, ii. [55];
on Virtue, ii. [82];
“the story of the great, etc.,” ii. [123];
conscience “the god within the mind,” ii. [157];
“Sporus,” ii. 192[{277}];
on Sir John Cutler’s funeral, ii. [202]
Porpora, i. 16[{23}], 27[{50}]
Portland, Duchess of (Lady Margaret Cavendish Harley), i. [8], [12], [13], [23], [44–46], [48–50], [55], [56], [60–62], [65], [69], [76], [81], [86], [87], [103], [146], [160]; ii. [43]–45, [80], [148];
her letters to Mrs. Montagu, i. [13], [22], [26], [82–85], [99], [100], [102], [103], [124], [128], [133], [149], [157], [176];
Mrs. Montagu’s letters to, i. [8–12], [14], [16–20], [27], [28], [31], [36], [38–43], [66], [99], [114], [120], [125], [131], [133], [138], [152–155], [158], [163], [169], [170], [172]; ii. [196]
Portland, William Henry, 1st Duke of, i. [81]
Portland, William, 2nd Duke of, i. [12], [44], [45], [48], [61], [92], [100], [115], [170]; ii. [43], [80];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, i. [34], [36], [76]
Portland, William Henry, 3rd Duke of, i. [26], [28]
Portland, Earl of, i. 49[{98}]
Potter, Mr., ii. [111]
Potts, Mr., i. [189]
Powell, Anne, 3rd Mrs. Conyers Middleton, [q.v.]
Powis, Lord, i. [269]
Poyntz, Stephen, of Midgham, i. [169]; ii. 147[{50}]
Poyntz, Mrs., i. [148]
Pratt, 1st Earl of Camden, ii. [217], [250]
Preston Pans, i. [206]
Pretender, the, i. [174], [175], [205], [216]; ii. [39]
Price, Robert, ii. [136]
Prichard, Mrs., actress, ii. [234]
Primrose, Anne, Lady (née Drelincourt), i. [235]; ii. [192]
Primrose, 3rd Viscount, i. 235[{419}]; ii. 192[{279}]
Primrose, Mrs., ii. [267]
Prior, Matthew, i. [38], 57[{127}]
Pulses, the Miss, ii. [12], [22]
Pulteney, General, ii. [11], [185]
Pulteney, Lord, ii. [227]
Purdie, Mrs., i. [254]
Q
Quadrille, a card-game, i. [40]
Quarle, Emblems, i. [73]
Quebec, taken by English, ii. [171], [172]
Queensberry, Catherine Hyde, Duchess of (Prior’s “Kitty”), i. [57], [63]
Queensberry, Charles, 3rd Duke of, i. 57[{127}], 63[{138}], [286]
Queensborough, Duke of, i. [249]
Quin, the actor, i. [47];
as “Falstaffe,” i. [237]
R
Ramsay, Allan, poet, The Gentle Shepherd, etc., ii. [195]
Ramsay, Allan [(son of above)], portrait painter, i. [279]; ii. [147], [195], [211]
Ramsay, Mrs. Allan, ii. [195]
Ramsay, Dr., ii. [133]
Ranelagh, a masquerade at, i. [264]
Ravensworth, Lord, ii. [138], [165], [201]
Reynolds, Sir Joshua, his portrait of Lord Bath, ii. [258], [268], [269]
Rich, Field Marshal Sir Robert, ii. 72[{86}]
Richardson, Adam, ii. [183], [184], [229]
Richardson, Miss M. (afterwards Mrs. William Robinson), ii. [183], [184]
Richardson, Samuel, Sir Charles Grandison, Pamela, Clarissa Harlowe, etc., i. [258]; ii. [46], [250], 260[{339}]
Richmond, Charles, 2nd Duke of, i. [100]; ii. [97]
Richmond, 7th Duke of, i. [216], [218]
Ridley, Mayor of Newcastle, i. [210]
Risback, ii. [168]
Rivers, George Pitt, Lord, i. 265[{472}]
Rivers, Pitt, of Stratfieldsaye, i. [151]
Rivington, Mr., ii. [208]
Roberts, E. Sage, ii. [48]
Robertson of Strowan, 7th Baron, i. [2]
Robertson, William, of Kendal, i. [2]
Robertsons of Struan, or Strowan, the, i. [1]
Robinson, Charles, “Poor Pigg” (brother), i. [5], [121], [130], [131], [136], [139], [182], [224], [262], [272]; ii. [52]
Robinson, Deborah, Lady (née Collet), i. [2]
Robinson, George, i. [216]
Robinson, Grace, afterwards Mrs. William Freind, [q.v.]
Robinson, Henry [(brother of above)], i. [80]
Robinson, Henry, of Kendal, i. [2]
Robinson, John (brother), i. [5], [121], [130], [131], [136], [139], [247], [253], [258]; ii. [7]
Robinson, Sir Leonard, i. [2], [4]
Robinson, Matthew (father), i. [2], [3], [6], [11], [14], [16], [34], [76], [118], [129], [219], [232], [243]; ii. [23], [156];
his letter to his daughter Elizabeth, i. [237];
Elizabeth’s letters to, i. [54], [62], [104], [236], [287]; ii. [201]
Robinson, Mrs. Matthew, Elizabeth Drake (mother), i. [4], [7], [34], [35], [149], [215], [227];
her letters to her daughter Elizabeth, i. [176], [180–182], [196], [198], [222], [225];
Elizabeth’s letters to, i. [46], [48], [50], [61], [87], [88], [93], [94], [116], [141], [180], [226]
Robinson, Matthew (brother), afterwards 2nd Baron Rokeby, i. [5], [34], [70], [74], [83], [84], [86], [87], [91], [129], [186], [229], [240], [259], [265], [270], [282], [291]; ii. [14], [65], [69], [93];
M.P. for Canterbury, i. [252], [253];
presents address to George III., ii. [228];
his letters to his sister Elizabeth, i. [73], [77], [260]
Robinson, Rev. Dr. Matthew, i. [122]
Robinson, Matthew (son of Morris), 4th Baron Rokeby, i. [1], [6], [254]; ii. [92], [174]
Robinson, Morris (brother), i. [5], [107], [129], [166], [174], [187], [233], [235]; ii. [13], [49], [92], [123], [129], [152], [184], [191], [228]
Robinson, Mrs. Morris (Jane Greenland), ii. [92], [111], [184]
Robinson, Morris [(son of above)], 3rd Baron Rokeby, ii. [111]
Robinson, Ralph, i. [2]
Robinson, Rev. Dr. Richard (cousin), Archbishop of Armagh, 1st Baron Rokeby, ii. [2]
Robinson, Captain Robert (brother), i. [5], [18], [24], [47], [128], [131], [182], [224], [233], [262], [266], [279], [282]; ii. [10], [88]
Robinson, Sarah (sister), afterwards Mrs. George Lewis Scott, “Pea,” i. [5], [21], [34], [37], [78], [117], [135], [143], [146], [148], [158], [163–165], [174], [194], [195], [208], [213], [224], [252], [256], [260], [266], [293]; ii. [10], [52], [87], [88], [93], [94], [105], [266];
engagement, i. [270];
marriage, i. [284];
and separation, ii. [5]–7, [44];
her daily life at Bath Easton, ii. [78], [79];
Millenium Hall, by a Gentleman on his Travels, ii. 79[{99}];
her letters to her sister Elizabeth, i. [64], [164], [166–168], [219], [280]; ii. [59], [97], [144];
Elizabeth’s letters to, i. [45–47], [53], [56], [60], [61], [63], [65], [74], [88–90], [95–97], [108], [149], [165], [178], [183], [184], [186], [187], [215], [248], [258], [262], [264], [271], [279]; ii. [1], [20], [29], [33], [54], [58], [67], [69], [75], [79], [86], [118], [184], [246]
Robinson, Sir Septimus, i. [177]; ii. [2]
Robinson, “Short” Sir Thomas, Lord Grantham, i. [259], [260], [277], [288]
Robinson, Lady [(wife of above)], i. [277]
Robinson, “Long” Sir Thomas, i. [2], [30], [47], [100], [112], [123]; ii. [2], [42], [275]–277
Robinson, Thomas, i. [2], [3]
Robinson, Thomas (brother), Common Law of Kent, or Customs of Gavelkind, i. [5], [32], [97], [129], [137], [140], [251], [254], [255]
Robinson, Mrs. Thomas (afterwards Mrs. Anthony Light), i. [55]
Robinson, Ursula, i. [2]
Robinson of Rokeby, William, i. [2], [177]; ii. [2]
Robinson, Rev. William (brother), i. [5], [121], [130], [131], [136], [139], [247], [253], [258], [285];
Rector of Burghfield, Berks, ii. [1], [2], [9], [87], 93[{121}], [183], [184], [229], [270]
Robinson, Mrs. William [(wife of above)], née Richardson, ii. [183], [184], [229]
Robinson, Sir William (cousin), ii. [2]
Robinsons and Sternes, pedigree of the, i. [3]
Rochester, Earl of, ii. [113]
Roger family of Oxwell Park, ii. 37[{50}]
Rogers, a grocer, ii. [100]
Rogers, John, of Newcastle, i. [111], [144], [145]
Rogers, Mrs. John (Sarah Cock), i. [111]
Rogers, Junr., John, i. [144–147], [151], [234], [285], [289], [290]; ii. [17], [51], [53], [128], [129], [151], [201]
Rogers, Junr., Mrs. John (Anne Delaval), ii. [129]
Rogers, Mrs. Elizabeth, ii. [129]
Rogers, Sarah (Mrs. Charles Montagu), i. [111], [144]
Rokeby, Sir Thomas, i. [2]
Rokeby, Rev. Dr. Richard Robinson, 1st Baron, Bishop of Killala, afterwards Archbishop of Armagh, ii. [2]
Rokeby, Matthew, 2nd Baron. [See Robinson, Matthew (brother)]
Rokeby, Morris Robinson, 3rd Baron, ii. [111]
Rokeby, Matthew Robinson, 4th Baron, i. [1], [6], [254]; ii. [92], [174]
Rolfe, Rev. Edmund, ii. [98]
Rolfe, Mrs. (née Alexander), ii. [98]
Rollin, ii. [25]
Rolt, Mrs., i. [202], [203]
Romney, 2nd Baron, i. [275]; ii. [77]
Romney, Lady (Priscilla Pym), i. [275], [284]; ii. [77]
Romney Marsh, i. [223]
Rook, Mrs., i. [128]
Rooke, Heyman, i. 4[{6}]
Rosbach, battle of, ii. [122]
Rosebery, Lord, i. 235[{419}]
Roubilliac, Louis François, sculptor, ii. [35], [36];
his bust of Shakespeare, ii. 130[{192}]
Rousseau, ii. [159]
Rowe, Nicholas, Poet Laureate, Fair Penitent, i. [177]
Royston, Lord, afterwards 2nd Earl of Hardwicke, ii. [127], [217]
Rush, Lady, i. [246]
Russia, revolution in (1741), i. [95]
Russians, defeated by Frederick the Great at Zorndorff, ii. [142]
Rust, Mr., travelling companion to Mr. Hoare’s son, ii. [206]
Rutland, 3rd Duke of, i. [216]
Ryder, Sir Dudley and Lady, i. [277]
S
Sackville, Lady Caroline (afterwards Countess of Dorchester), i. [53]
Sackville, Lord George (afterwards Lord George Germaine), ii. [165], [212], [216]
St. Albans, 1st Duke of, i. 80[{161}]
St. Evremont, ii. [113]
Saint Germain, Comte de, French General, i. [222]
St. Lazare, i. [80]
St. Malo, attempted invasion of France at, ii. [126]–127
St. Real, C. V. de, i. [70]
Sallier, Abbé, ii. [257]
Sandford, Lieutenant, i. [80]
Sandleford Priory, Berks, i. [150–152]; ii. [278]–280
Sandwich, 1st Earl of, Lord High Admiral of the Fleet to Charles II., i. 51[{105}], [111], [151], [237];
Lely’s portrait of, ii. [249]
Sandwich, 3rd Earl of, ii. [113]
Sandwich, John, 4th Earl of, “Jemmy Twitcher,” i. [87], 138[{264}], [174], [218], [219], [238], [240], [243], [244], [259–261], [265], [266], [268], [270], [286]; ii. [33], [39], [69], [113], [230]
Sandwich, John Montagu, 5th Earl of, i. [138], [271]; ii. [113], [232]
Sandwich, Dowager Countess of (Elizabeth Wilmot), ii. [113]
Sandwich, Dorothy, Lady (née Fane), i. [87], [138], [218], [244], [259–261], [265], [266], [269], [271]; ii. [51], [69], [76], [113];
her letter to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [103]
Sandys of Ombersley, Samuel, 1st Baron, Chancellor of the Exchequer, i. [102], [105], [130]
Sandys, Dr., i. [33], [45], [48], [54], [61], [98], [127], [138], [160]
Saumaize, M., i. [86]
Saunders, Admiral, ii. [89]
Savernake Forest House (Lord Bruce’s), i. [250]
Saxes, Maurice, Comte de, Field Marshal of France, i. [175]
Scarborough, 3rd Earl of, i. 63[{136}]
Scarborough, Lady, i. [63]
Scarron, Paul, French satirist, Le Roman comique, etc., i. [38]; ii. [19]
Scheemackers, sculptor, i. [190]
Schulenburg, Count, ii. [154]
Scotland, the 1745 rising in, i. [205–209], [214], [215]
Scott, Mrs., of Scott’s Hall, i. [35], [86]; ii. [15]
Scott, “Cally” (afterwards Mrs. T. Best), i. [86], [103], [121], [184]
Scott, Cecilia, i. [86]
Scott, George, of Bristo, Scotland, i. [206]
Scott, George Lewis, i. [206], [211], [213], [219], [260], [280], [287], [292], [293];
engagement, i. [270];
marriage, i. [284];
and separation, ii. [5]–7, [44];
dismissed from tutorship to the Princes, ii. [20];
Commissioner of the Excise, ii. [97]
Scott, Mrs. George Lewis. [See Robinson, Sarah]
Scudamore, Miss (Mrs. Scudamore), ii. [72], [185]
Secker, Thomas, Bishop of Oxford, afterwards Archbishop of Canterbury, i. [71]; ii. [42], [160], [260]
Secker, Mrs. Thomas, i. [71]
Selwyn, George, ii. [252]
Severn river, ii. [112]
Sevigné, Madame de, Letters, ii. [68]
Shadwell, Sir John and Lady, i. [50]
Shaftesbury, 3rd Earl of, Characteristics, i. [138]; ii. [18]
Shaftoe, Mr., ii. [202]
Shakespeare, As You Like It, i. [47];
King Lear, i. [253];
Hamlet, ii. [20];
Roubilliac’s bust of, ii. 130[{192}];
his Plays compared with Greek Plays, ii. [206]
Shaw, Dr., of Tunbridge Wells, i. [289]; ii. [11], [17]
Shaw, Dr. Thomas, Regius Professor of Greek, Oxford, traveller, botanist, antiquary, etc., i. [44], [189], [236], [258], [259], [288]; ii. [88], [90], [121]
Sheep Leas (Mr. Weston’s place), ii. [75]
Shelley, Mrs., ii. [261]
Shenstone, William, poet, ii. [135]
Sherlock, Thomas, Bishop of Salisbury, and of London, i. [249], [269], [284]; ii. [2], [3], [42], [43], [54], [55], [73], [77], [132], [147], [194], [220];
his letter to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [198];
his letter to George III., ii. [221]
Sherlock, Mrs. T., i. [249], [269]; ii. [3], [42], [147]
Shirley, Lady F., i. [35]
Shobbington family, the, i. 49[{98}]
Shrewsbury, Lord, ii. [2]
Shuttleworth, Mrs., i. [160]; ii. [6]
Sidney, Sir Philip, Arcadia, i. [56], 249[{446}]
Skerrit, Miss, i. [100], [101]
Skipper, Mr., i. [105]
Skipton, Dr., i. [82]
Sleidan, History of the Reformation, i. [124]
Sloane, Sir Hans, and his Museum, i. [103], [128]; ii. [26], [98], [186], [243]
Sloper, Simon Adolphus, of West Woodhay House, i. [166], [242]
Smallpox, inoculation for, i. 35[{57}], [149], [158]
Smith, Dr. Robert, Master of Trinity College, Cambridge, founder of “Smith’s Prize,” i. [200]; ii. [35], [36]
Smith, Sir Sidney, ii. [140], [247]
Smollett, Peregrine Pickle, ii. [2]
Smythe, Dr., ii. [250]
Solis, Antonio de, History of the Conquest of Mexico, ii. [135]
Somerset, Earl of Hertford, afterwards Duke of, i. [260]
Somerset, Charles, 6th Duke of (“The Proud Duke”), i. 269[{480}]
Somerset, Algernon Seymour, 7th Duke of, ii. [101]
Somerset, Duchess of (Lady Algernon Seymour), ii. [101]
Somerset, Edward Adolphus, 11th Duke of, i. 49[{98}]
Somerset, Lord Noel, afterwards 4th Duke of Beaufort, i. [39], [41], [42]
Sophia, Princess, George I.’s daughter, i. [206]
Sophocles, Œdipus Coloneus, ii. [191];
Philoctetes, ii. [206]
Soubise, Prince, ii. [122]
South Lodge, Enfield (Pitt’s house), ii. [8]–10
Southwell, Right Hon. Edward, i. [40], 253[{451}], [293]
Southwell, Mrs. Edward, i. [253], [293]; ii. [80], [84], [107], [111], [164]
Southwell, Sir Thomas, i. 40[{73}]
Spectator, the, i. [39]
Speed, Miss, ii. [71]
Spencer, Hon. John, i. [95], [195]
Spencer, Mrs., i. [195]
Spencer, Georgina, Lady, ii. [147], [148]
Spencer, John, 1st Earl, ii. [148]
Spencer, George John, 2nd Earl, ii. [148]
Spinckes, Miss, i. [87]
Spirit Tax, 1742–43, i. [174]
Squire, Mr., i. [216]
Stamford and Warrington, Henrietta, Countess of, i. [19]
Standen, i. [241]
Stanhope, Mr., i. [201]; ii. [123]
Stanhope, Captain, ii. [182]
Stanhope, Sir Charles, ii. [101]
Stanhope, the Ladies, daughters of 1st Viscount Stanhope, i. [264]
Stanhope, Lady Hester, ii. 82[{105}]
Stanhope, Lady Lucy, i. [255]
Stanhope, Philip, 2nd Earl of, i. [18]
Stanhope, 1st Viscount, i. 264[{470}]
Stanley, Anne, afterwards Lady Mendip, ii. [186], [193]
Stanley, Sarah, Mrs. Charles D’Oyley, ii. [186], [193]
Stanley, Right Hon. Hans, of Paultons, Hants, Lord of the Admiralty, ii. [186], [220]
Stanley, Mrs., ii. [45], [186]
Stanley, D., his letter to the Duke of Montagu, i. [216]
Stanley, Anne, Lady (née Granville), i. 46[{87}]
Stanley, Sir John, i. [46], [101]
Sterne, Jacob, i. [75]
Sterne, Rev. Laurence, i. [3], [55], [73–75];
Tristram Shandy, ii. [174], [268]–270;
his letter to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [175];
his “memorandums,” ii. [270]
Sterne, Mrs. Laurence (née Lumley), i. [3], [55], [73–75], [84], [230];
her letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [27], [176]
Sterne, Miss Lydia, Mrs. Montagu’s godchild, i. [90]; ii. [28]
Sterne, Richard, Archbishop of York, i. 75[{157}]
Sternes and Robinsons, pedigree of, i. [3]
Steuart, Edward, ii. [128]
Stevens, Captain, ii. [83]
Stevens, George, his edition of Shakespeare, ii. [105]–107
Stewart, Captain, i. [206], [212]
Stewart, Sir James, Lord Advocate of Scotland, i. [206]
Stillingfleet, Edward, Bishop of Worcester, Eirenicon, ii. [128]
Stillingfleet, Dr. Benjamin (Cabinet of Flora, etc.), ii. [73], [86], [93], [95], [98], [99], [102], [160];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [104], [185], [250];
Mrs. Montagu’s letters to, ii. [114], [117], [127], [136], [149]
Stonehenge, i. [249]
Stonelands (now called “Buckhurst”), Duke of Dorset’s seat in Surrey, ii. [37]
Strafford, Anne, Lady (2nd Duke of Argyll’s daughter), ii. [233]
Strathmore, John Lyon, 7th Earl of, ii. [180]
Stuart, James (“Athenian” Stuart), The Antiquities of Athens, ii. [150], [232]
Stuart, Mrs., ii. [146]
Suffolk, 11th Earl of, i. 144[{270}]
Suffolk, Thomas Howard, 14th Earl of, i. [39]
Suffolk, Lady, i. [229]
Sugar, proposed tax on, i. [174]
Sully, Duc de, Memoires, i. [281]; ii. [18]
Sunderland, ii. [139]
Sunderland, Charles, Earl of, i. 162[{294}]
Sunderland, 4th Earl of, i. [233]
Sunderland, Lady (Judith Tichborne), afterwards wife of Sir Robert Sutton, i. [162], [233]
Sundon, William Clayton, Baron, i. [80]
Sussex privateers, i. [212]
Sutton, Right Hon. Sir Robert, i. 162[{294}], [232], [246]
Sutton, Miss, i. [233]
Swale river, i. [122]
Swift, Dean, i. [7], [25], [41], [153], 184[{334}], [196]; ii. [2], [85];
Letters, i. [89];
Four Last Years of Queen Anne, i. [104];
his Yahoos, i. [113];
“Friend, you make the very crowd you blame,” i. [288];
Life and Writings, ii. [18]
T
Taafe, Mr., i. [287]
Talbot, Edward, Bishop of Durham, i. [71], [234], [290]; ii. 113[{166}]
Talbot, Mrs., ii. [113], [266]
Talbot, Miss, i. [71]; ii. [160], [212]
Talbot, D.D., Rev. W., i. 71[{150}]
Talbot, William, 2nd Baron, afterwards Earl Talbot and Baron Dinevor, i. [104], [266]
Talbot, Mary, Lady (née de Cardonnel), i. [266], [268], [269]; ii. [259]
Tanfield of Calthorpe, i. [213]
Tatton, Miss, i. [46]
Tar water, i. [235]
Tavora, Marquis of, ii. [158], [180]
Tavora, Marchioness of, ii. [180]
Taylor, Perspective, i. [252]
Taylor’s Sermons, ii. [121]
Temple, Penelope (Mrs. M. Berenger), i. [284]
Temple, Richard Grenville, Earl, ii. [22], [64], [85], [95], [127], [262], [265]
Temple, Lady, ii. [60]
Temple, Sir Richard, of Stowe, i. [278]
Temple, Sir William, i. [184]
Tennison, Mrs., i. [35]
Thanet, 7th Earl of, i. [19], [22], 64[{140}]
Thanet, Sackville Tufton, 8th Earl of, i. [22]
Thanet, Mary, Lady, i. [18–21], [29], [86]
Thompson, Mr., of Coley Park, Berkshire, ii. [15]
Thompson, E., Resident in Paris, i. [175]
Thomson, James, Seasons, i. [54], [177];
Tancred and Sigismund, i. [236]
Throckmorton, Lady, i. [48]
Throckmorton, Sir Robert, 4th Baronet, i. [48]
Thynn, J., i. [50]
Tillotson, John, Archbishop of Canterbury, ii. [20]
Titchfield, Marquis of, i. [26], [28], [295]; ii. [80]
Tonbridge Castle, i. [204]
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Torriano, Samuel, i. [277]; ii. [72], [73], [86], [95], [99], [160], [175], [176], [185], [190];
his letter to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [97]
Torriano, Mrs. (née Scudamore), ii. [72], [185]
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Townsend’s Translation of the Conquest of Mexico, i. [259]
Townshend, General, ii. [171]
Townshend, George, 4th Viscount and Marquis, ii. [220]
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Travers, Robert, i. 270[{482}]
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Trevor, 2nd Baron, ii. 152[{230}]
Trevor, Mrs. G., i. [255]
Trevor, Mrs. John Morley (née Montagu), i. [264]
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Viper broth, ii. [151]
Voltaire, i. [207]; ii. [19], [120], [163];
L’Orphelin de la Chine, ii. [85];
Tancred, ii. [233];
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Walnut medicine, i. [215]
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Walpole, Horace, i. 28[{52}], [33], [124]; ii. [24], [38], [114], [207];
Letters to Sir Horace Mann, i. 264[{467}], [274], [287];
Letter to George Montagu, i. [267], [275]; ii. [67], [177];
Memoir of the Reign of George III., ii. [44];
Memoir of George I., ii. [178]
Walpole, Sir Robert (Earl of Orford), i. 28[{52}], [94], [99], [100]
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Weser river, ii. [109]
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translation of Pindar, i. [90];
and of Lucian’s Triumph of the Gout, i. [283]; ii. [47];
Clerk of the Privy Council, ii. [4];
introduces Bower to. Mrs. Montagu, ii. [163];
his “evergreen-nevergreen” garden, ii. [19];
Paymaster to Chelsea Hospital, ii. [51], [52], [85];
death of son, ii. [68];
his death, ii. [86], [87];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [9], [24], [28], [30]–32, [42]–44, [54], [57], [63], [71], [77], [81];
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letter from Mrs. Montagu, ii. [21]
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Governor of South Carolina, ii. [68], [78];
Governor of Jamaica, ii. [182]
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Wilton House, Lord Pembroke’s place, i. [249]
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Winchester, Dr., ii. [17]
Winchester Cathedral, i. [247]
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Witney blankets, i. [179]
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Wolfe, Brigadier-General, ii. 134[{193}], [140], [155], [172]
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Worksop Manor, i. [125]
Wortley, Mrs. Anne, i. 51[{105}]
Wortley, Sir Francis, i. [237]
Wortley, Sidney (Montagu), i. [237]
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Wye river, ii. [112]
Y
Yarmouth, Lady (Amelia S. de Walmoden), ii. [126], [154]
York, county meeting at, i. [209]
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Yorke, General, ii. [142], [143], [154]
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Clerk of the Closet, ii. [249];
his letters to Mrs. Montagu, ii. [240], [248], [251], [257];
Resignation, ii. [257]
Young, Sir William, i. [100], [235]
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Zincke, Christian Frederick, miniature painter, i. [45–48]
Zorndorff, battle of, ii. [142]